Pacific Series (1 Viewer)

[Jack]

I took a few snaps of a diorama the Brisbane team is working on. We have used the TG Pacific series to depict an Australian attack in PNG in 1942 with the help of a TCS AFV. It is an excellent series with some very good sculpts. That said, TG does love his bren guns!

 

[Jack]

 

[Guy]

They are indeed very good sculpts. I am working on a Aussie jungle patrol right now and the TGM figures are real beauties.
I love all of them including the mule
guy

 

[villagehorse]

Good work, some inspiration for me to aspire to. Robin.

 

[Jack]

They are indeed very good sculpts. I am working on a Aussie jungle patrol right now and the TGM figures are real beauties.
I love all of them including the mule
guy

Well ... I will enjoy the few days available to me during which I can boast that our dio is the best using these figures. I fear that soon we will slip into second place!{sm4}

 

[Jack]

 

[Guy]

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Thanks for the compliment Jack. Great dio you have there. The last picture shows a totaly different dio, a great one with still lots of possibilities for interesting developments and additions
guy
Ps: it will be a couple of more months before I can deliver the end product

 

[Poppo]

Really very, very nice dio...{sm3}

 

[waynepoo]

Here are more pictures taken by Glen, who along with Bob created this great dio....................











Wayne.

 

[waynepoo]

More............











Wayne.

 

[waynepoo]

Last ones..........











Wayne.

 

[braddinpa]

Well done! Very realistic. Is that real dirt? Everything seems so real!

 

[Fitzgibbon]

...and a big thank you to Martin's talented lady, Marg, for that superb double-sided backdrop painted directly onto the bond-wood divider separating this from the "Sons of Anzac" dio to be found elsewhere on this forum. :salute:: Thanks Marg for sparing some time out of your busy schedule to add the finishing touch.

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Well done! Very realistic. Is that real dirt? Everything seems so real!

The base is cheap spraypaint on pva/sand mix over sheets of newspaper. The loose cover was a mix of crushed dry pine leaves and, in a crisis-driven moment, an inspirational grab from the college garden (Thanks Glen):salute:: Interestingly, no glue was used over the original leather-hard sand base (itself on newspaper) so the whole lot can be easily removed for the next dio.

 

[Obee]

WOW,

this is looking better and better each day!!!

I do like the dark sky (late evening?) and I can almost smell the tropics

Well Done

John

 

[TomNT]

WOW,

this is looking better and better each day!!!

I do like the dark sky (late evening?) and I can almost smell the tropics

Well Done

John

I can literally considering where I live!

Tom

 

[TomNT]

Thanks for posting Wayno and Jack, the dio looks excellent and you could also use it for a Vietnam jungle scene as well!

Tom

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wayne...Jack...

these look really good and you guys did a great job of displaying them...

 

[waynepoo]

Some pics taken by Mark............

 

[waynepoo]

Next lot...........