PanzerAce1944
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Just got to love those old FOB figures and AFV.
Great DIO thanks for sharing
Mark
WWII French Infantry along with Light Armor support wait for the oncoming German Invaders....May 1940
Wayne
Great scene Wayne. Love the K&C French sets.
Well done Wayne...Always good to see those K&C French 'veteran' Poilus...
Just a suggestion though...Alter the title to "Vive la France!"...'Viva' looks and sounds a wee bit 'Eyetalian'...
Keep 'em coming and best wishes, Andy.
Beautiful dio Wayne ... and superbly taken pictures. Hope to see more of this display .... How many pieces you have on ?
Thank you for sharing :salute::
Bests
OD
Hello Guy, The Ardennes area came to mind ! Yes...Break out them Frenchies ! {sm4}Very nice Wayne.Looking at the backdrop this scene is set in the French Ardennes ?
I have a few old K&C French poilus in my storage room somewhere .
It's about time for me to use these beautiful early figures in a dio. Once my Atlantic wall diorama is finished I will start my dio "Présentez Armes"
guy:smile2:
The scene all ties in Wayne, nicely done. Robin.
Hi Larry, Appreciate your positive comments ! That is what the Hobby is all about....Fun and friendly interaction :salute::Another hit, Wayne.
I think "one" of the reasons that I like studying your scenes and dioramas are the extra touches you place here and there. In this the scene, the sign and barrels, road obstacles , along with the debris and trees all make for a wonderful story.
PLUS your photographic skills are top notch.
Until next time.
--- LaRRy
Hi Poppo, YES ! We can make it Viva Max De La DioramaYour title let me think of a 1969 movie( about fort Alamo) that I love : " Viva Max!" with Peter Ustinov.....{sm3}{sm3}{sm3}
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Hi Wayne,
The way you blended the trees, terrain, and backdrop makes this photo set for me. Well done, Viva La France!
Wayne mate it all blends in so well together well done son well done :wink2:[/QUOTE
Wayno, Thanks Much Amigo ! :salute::
Andrew, Got the back drop online. No markings on it as to who makes it. Thanks again !Hi Wayne,
I think that's the Hudson & Allen woodland backdrop if I'm correct .
It's really helping a winning diorama here and has been doing some good stuff on other
Dios posted in the forum . Going to get one for sure .
Ps the French defenses don't look like they can take much fire . true to life.
Best
Andrew
Wayne