Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain (1 Viewer)

[Horus]

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

Nice figurines and background again, in my opinion the second picture is a bit more lifelike.
Thank you for sharing ...

 

[Horus]

Nice figurines and background again, in my opinion the second picture is a bit more lifelike.
Thank you for sharing ...

Thanks Wolfgang
Change in Sunlight certainly can change how we regard a photo, also the telephone line is less visible !

 

[villagehorse]

You have found yet again an appropriate background Steve. Robin.

 

[paxtoysoldier]

Love this scene. Singing the song in my head now. Lots of verses...
Nice departure from Rome. Always love your Roman scenes.
Paddy for Pats

 

[Horus]

You have found yet again an appropriate background Steve. Robin.

Saved unpacking the JJD Spanish Windmill I have, perhaps I'll use it in a little set up in the future.

 

[paxtoysoldier]

We have that windmill. It is a beauty!
Keep up the Spanish front. Lovely work.
Paddy

 

[Horus]

Love this scene. Singing the song in my head now. Lots of verses...
Nice departure from Rome. Always love your Roman scenes.
Paddy for Pats

Thanks Paddy.
A catchy tune that many of us remember and consider emblematic of the Sharpe series's.
The beret wearing firing Rifleman here I repainted the hair a Ginger colour to resemble Rifleman Harris !

 

[villagehorse]

I have looked at that Windmill for years, to consider purchasing it, but never quite pulled the trigger. Looking forward to seeking you use it in your dioramas. Robin.

 

[BHogan]

Great diorama! Always nice to see the 95th in action.

Brendan

 

[REVWARBUFF]

Well done all around Steve!! Everything blends perfectly.

 

[Terp152]

Another great scene Steve.

 

[Horus]

Thanks for the kind words Brendan, Mark and Chris

 

[Mike97]

Love it, I may have to starting reading the ‘Sharpe’ series yet again

 

[Horus]

Love it, I may have to starting reading the ‘Sharpe’ series yet again

Thanks Mike.

Books are quite a quite a bit different ftom the TV version, some totally different.

But for anyone still wanting to stick on the fiction side, then the author of the Hornblower books, C. S. Forester wrote Death to the French, about a Rifleman in the Penisular War.

 

[Woodyskysolo]

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Great Steve, I do love Sharpe

 

[Mike97]

Thanks Mike.

Books are quite a quite a bit different ftom the TV version, some totally different.

But for anyone still wanting to stick on the fiction side, then the author of the Hornblower books, C. S. Forester wrote Death to the French, about a Rifleman in the Penisular War.

I’ve never seen the TV series, may have to hunt it down