The War to End all Wars (1 Viewer)

I'll tell you what I know this is only toy soldiers but the real guys who did this 100 years ago had to have real courage.I don't know if I would have that kind of courage.
Mark
 
Ahh...the German machine-gunner's POV. Really nice photos and effects. -- Al
 
Jack,

A really nice little Dio and includes the JJD Australians.

Regards
Mark
 
Funny thing is you collect NAPS and I Great War and you do a Great War dio and I'm building (well attempting to) some Hougoumont stuff, nice use of Bob's wire by the way....:wink2:
Wayne.
 
waynepoo said:
Funny thing is you collect NAPS and I Great War and you do a Great War dio and I'm building (well attempting to) some Hougoumont stuff, nice use of Bob's wire by the way....:wink2:
Wayne.
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Wayne,

Problem with all the great new WWI releases we other collectors are now WWI collectors aswell.

Regards
Mark
 
Bob's (Fitzgibbon) wire has come in very handy. Once I get some K&C French I will use it for a small dio with the Renault. It has certainly been a valuable resource.
 
Really captured the no man's land with excellent poses tackling the realistic barb wire.:salute::, Robin.
 
Really nice mix of B&W pic's and colour Jack and the terrain and back drop work really well too. Bobs wire looks very authentic, along with the weathered posts.......well done mate.
 
What a terrific scene, just tremendous work mate. The finishing and detail in this scene is inspiring, you've also managed to get real drama in there my friend. Top work all round:salute::
Rob
 
Rob said:
What a terrific scene, just tremendous work mate. The finishing and detail in this scene is inspiring, you've also managed to get real drama in there my friend. Top work all round:salute::
Rob
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Rob

You are like a moth to a flame with the WW1 dios! I was going to call it 'For King and Country' and time how long it would take for you to appear. I was also tempted by 'Flesh in Armour', a novel by Leonard Mann but went with the tragically ironic 'war to end all wars'.

Did you get the red K&C fire truck in the end? I am going for the RAF version.

Jack
 
Jack said:
Rob

You are like a moth to a flame with the WW1 dios! I was going to call it 'For King and Country' and time how long it would take for you to appear. I was also tempted by 'Flesh in Armour', a novel by Leonard Mann but went with the tragically ironic 'war to end all wars'.

Did you get the red K&C fire truck in the end? I am going for the RAF version.

Jack
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Ha ha!^&grin Yes I can't resist them Jack!:salute:: (can you imagine I'm like a pig in s*** with the BBC WW1 four year Centenary season well under way...my poor wife can hardly find room to tape a tv ad on our sat box!:wink2:)

Great minds, great minds, I'm going for RAF version too, something about that blue , I must get 'Piece Of Cake' on dvd:salute::
Best
Rob
 
Great scene and nice way to honor the veterans of WW1. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Mark
 
Great series of photos Jack . . . . . . nicely done . . . .
:smile2: Mike
 
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