The Battle of Borodino........... (1 Viewer)

[lancer]

George, as always, I am really impressed by the sheer size of your battleground and the number of figures you employ, along with the hours of work to set it up. The redoubt is a highlight, as are the cavalry. And, as always, I am impressed by the incredible detail that your figures have. The painting is superb. -- Al

 

[Warrior]

Another wonderful dio George. Such an impressive display of the battle, never fails to impress with the sheer numbers and quality of your work. A pleasure to view. Chris

Thanks Chris, glad you like it, I really enjoyed setting this one up, it was a lot of fun....

 

[Warrior]

George

You are an absolute master at these grandiose set-ups. Incredibly dedicated minute placements. I am always in awe of your massive battle scenes and am always left slightly envious when you post them :smile2:

Bob

Thanks Bob, I appreciate the kind words, these dioramas as you know take on a life of their own, sometimes it's the smallest details that either make or break them, this one just fell together nicely and I'm happy with the result....

 

[Warrior]

George, as always, I am really impressed by the sheer size of your battleground and the number of figures you employ, along with the hours of work to set it up. The redoubt is a highlight, as are the cavalry. And, as always, I am impressed by the incredible detail that your figures have. The painting is superb. -- Al

Thanks Al, not bad for figures that are not even an inch tall..........:wink2:

The panoramas such as the Waterloo one you and I have been discussing really inspire me; the Waterloo, Borodino, Picketts Charge and Battle of Atlanta all influenced me as a kid, I've tried to bring a couple of them to life with my collection..............and the 150th anniversary of Picketts Charge is coming up now isn't it..............^&grin