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Hoogri,
That is a very nice display, thanks for posting the pictures. Also, those buildings are terrific, thanks for posting the link, I would like to buy some, they are superbly done...............

Regards,
George

PS; hope to see you at OTSN again this year..........
 
Love those Airborne Brits, they look awesome and so does that house in the background. You have a great collection of figures. That Arnhem series ranks as one of my favourites. Thanks for sharing.:)
 
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my second diorama from arnhem .
make buy steve attenbourgh.
figuurs buy K&C .:cool:
 
WOW ! :eek: :eek: :eek:

I love that building and the detail work inside is great.

Very Cool :cool:
 
Nice work and pictures of your dioramas Richard. Thanks for posting the scenes. Leadmen
 
Cool buildings, like them alot, had a look at that site www.helmuths-strongholds.com looks like you have to paint them yourself, would not know where to start??

But you have done a grand job, highly envious of all the people on this forum who can paint to such high standards.

Dave
 
Dave,
In think the kits shown are made of modeling plaster and are very easily assembled, you can do so with regular old white Elmers glue or something similar. If they are resin instead of plaster, two part epoxy works just as well.

I would suggest mounting them to a wooden base for stability and ease of movement. All you would need to do is prime them with a spray primer outdoors prior to painting them ( the color black is best) and once they are primed, you can use basic water based paints available at any local crafts store.

I ordered one of each myself and will be doing a painting tutorial on this site once I get them.......

Regards,
George Guerriero
Minutemen Toy Soldiers
 
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