New Office Diorama... (2 Viewers)

[paxtoysoldier]

Everyone should have a "peaceful" diorama (even if there are a few criminals in the scene).
We love our K&C Ancient Egypt scenes. They are also all peaceful (with a few soldiers hanging about).

I guess I am trying to say that dioramas like this are a very necessary part of our Hobby. They will all always hold a place in my heart.

Anyway, Great Work Mike!

 

[mikemiller1955]

Far out, that is exceptional. You must be proud of this one

Jason...ty!!!

Everyone should have a "peaceful" diorama (even if there are a few criminals in the scene).
We love our K&C Ancient Egypt scenes. They are also all peaceful (with a few soldiers hanging about).

I guess I am trying to say that dioramas like this are a very necessary part of our Hobby. They will all always hold a place in my heart.

Anyway, Great Work Mike!

thank you!

When I was younger and first started collecting...
I liked to collect multiple upon multiples of...firing lines...
"standing firing"..."kneeling firing"..."loading"...and "at the ready" poses...etc...weapons drawn...
it was then...and still is impressive to collect an epic deep and long firing line display...

but now I prefer the "peaceful" poses that are independent and not clones of a firing line...
I still collect action poses...but I really prefer the "one off" figures that tell a story...

the K&C AE series is a great example of "one off" poses...also hardly a single weapon drawn...

 

[Go for Broke]

Jason...ty!!!

but now I prefer the "peaceful" poses that are independent and not clones of a firing line...
I still collect action poses...but I really prefer the "one off" figures that tell a story...

the K&C AE series is a great example of "one off" poses...also hardly a single weapon drawn...

Mike, you're losing testosterone.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Mike, you're losing testosterone.

tell me something I didn't know...lol...:tongue:

 

[paxtoysoldier]

Mike, you're losing testosterone.

Tell that to "Mad" Mike the Viking!{eek3}:wink2:

Seriously, I love a museum-style display.

Paddy