The War at Home -- Part 3 (1 Viewer)

[RoboNarples]

A small village in the wilderness appears devoid of its inhabitants, it’s up to the local British Garrison to pick up the pieces of a once fledgling frontier settlement.

Unfortunately for the young officer under the scalping pole, he recognizes a remnant of a young woman he once loved. Distraught and overtaken with anger, he falls to the ground as his men look on. Innocence is often one of the first casualties of war.



Robo!

 

[REVWARBUFF]

Fantastic!! Nice job setting it up and telling your story!

I love the detail you put into this too.

The dio's you've been posting here lately have been down right tremendous! Can't wait to see more of them.

Keep up the great work.

Mark

 

[BHogan]

Excellent! Creative use of that officer.

Brendan

 

[RoboNarples]

Excellent! Creative use of that officer.

Brendan

Thanks! I genuinely thought that this pose would be perfect for this picture. I'm glad you like it!\

Robo!

 

[RoboNarples]

Fantastic!! Nice job setting it up and telling your story!

I love the detail you put into this too.

The dio's you've been posting here lately have been down right tremendous! Can't wait to see more of them.

Keep up the great work.

Mark

Thanks Mark,

I'm glad you appreciate the hard work that went into this one!

Can't wait to make more of them!

Robo!

 

[villagehorse]

You have gone to a lot of work once again. Your attention to terrain and backdrop qualifies for a diorama and leaves the one's I do as simple displays. Good on you Robo. Robin.

 

[Sentaapua]

Great detailed work and great story combining into a very nice display! Congratulations!

 

[29 Let's Go]

Yes, very well done. lots of detail... lots to look at. Look forward to your next post.

Steve

 

[Manila soldier]

Wonderful depth to this shot Robbo. The quality really stands out.
One of the best on the forum hands down.....

andrew
:salute::{sm4}

 

[Horus]

You're a very talented artist with the way you have set the scene of your dramatic dioramic moment in time. This one reminds me of the style of paintings of the nineteenth century and look good in a gilded ornate frame !

I hope you are keeping photos of your displays, who knows apart from being useful for a cv. You might even want to publish a collection of them some day !

Look forward to seeing more of your creations. :salute::

Steve

 

[marco55]

A beautiful display of a horrible event.
Mark

 

[Larry Allen]

Gee, Robo, not only a top shelf diorama maker but now a poet and storyteller as well?

Are there no limits to your talents …. ^&grin

Very, very, very nice … and thanks for the ideas …


--- LaRRy

 

[RoboNarples]

Gee, Robo, not only a top shelf diorama maker but now a poet and storyteller as well?

Are there no limits to your talents …. ^&grin

Very, very, very nice … and thanks for the ideas …


--- LaRRy

Thanks Larry!

You see, that's why I haven't been posting as of late, I've just been too busy reading up on poetry

Thank you so much though! Everyone's responses have been so nice and I really appreciate it all!

Robo!

 

[RoboNarples]

You're a very talented artist with the way you have set the scene of your dramatic dioramic moment in time. This one reminds me of the style of paintings of the nineteenth century and look good in a gilded ornate frame !

I hope you are keeping photos of your displays, who knows apart from being useful for a cv. You might even want to publish a collection of them some day !

Look forward to seeing more of your creations. :salute::

Steve

Thank you very much Horus, genuinely some of the nicest words anyone has ever said to me. I'm glad you appreciate my work and I only hope that I don't disappoint any of you as I continue to build more down the line.

Rest assured I have kept every picture I have taken in the shop!

Thanks,
Robo!

 

[RoboNarples]

Wonderful depth to this shot Robbo. The quality really stands out.
One of the best on the forum hands down.....

andrew
:salute::{sm4}

Thanks Andrew! Considering that there are so many great set ups on this forum, I wholeheartedly appreciate such a great compliment.

Robo!

 

[Desertkiwi]

Just love this era and your dio and story telling is top-notch.

Great to see a collector clearly enjoying his hobby too!:salute::

 

[farmertony]

They say a picture is worth 1000 words,but your's is worth a lot more-the tremendous attention to detail speaks volumes.Very evocative,powerful display which encourages the viewer to imagine the the past story and the future developments.Well done that man.

 

[RoboNarples]

They say a picture is worth 1000 words,but your's is worth a lot more-the tremendous attention to detail speaks volumes.Very evocative,powerful display which encourages the viewer to imagine the the past story and the future developments.Well done that man.

Thank you Farmer!

I'm glad to see that you enjoyed this story and that it evoke so much imagination and intrigue! I'm always happy to see fellow collectors enjoying each others displays!

Robo!

 

[RoboNarples]

Just love this era and your dio and story telling is top-notch.

Great to see a collector clearly enjoying his hobby too!:salute::[/QUO

I think enjoying this hobby is a bit of an understatement for me

Thank you very much!

Robo