WW1 my FIRST EVER (1 Viewer)

[Guy]

I finished my FIRST EVER WW1 dio using TG's French poilus . Hope you like it
I add a picture in B/W and sepia to recreate the pictures of that period
hope you enjoy
guy:smile2:

 

[Guy]

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guy

 

[lancer]

Looks real good, Guy. The two-tone and B/W pictures are very nice but I like the way the color photos give one an idea about just how effective the horizon-blue uniform was as camoflage. It seems to melt into the grays and browns of the dio extremely well. Your dirty trench is also very well done. Looks lived in. -- Al

 

[TomNT]

Brilliant Guy, well done!

Tom

 

[Guy]

andone more picture ;
The story behind the dio . French poilus have just arrived in the trenches to relieve their comrades and already they are under a "gaz attack".They did not have time to store their supplies or to get rid of their "paquetage". I will have some professional pictures taken next week and then all the details in the dio will show(there are a lot). My camera is not good enough to show you all the details which are incorporated in this small dio (21cmx11cm)
guy

 

[camel corps]

Great looking figures and fantastic trenches ,

Kev

 

[tommy416]

Awesome

 

[cnq]

very nice dio Guy. I like it.

 

[gk5717]

I usually don,t comment on dios, but this one is outstanding.
Gary

 

[marco55]

I really like it.Great job!{bravo}}:salute::
Mark

 

[cruelios]

Looking good Guy, nice diorama from the "great war".

 

[villagehorse]

As usual Guy your terrain is faultless. Captures the era perfectly. Robin.

 

[7th OVI]

Guy, always loved your diorama's and the attention to detail. Your terrain is just stunning. Great job. Chris

 

[wayne556517]

Yep very good Guy lets hope you venture in to WW1 more often.

 

[Jack]

They are very nice figures. I have them and feel that they are pretty impressive.

 

[marco55]

Put some of Jenkins French with them and you could have a great dio of a French trench section If you want a bigger dio.Mark

 

[lancer]

The JJD French Poilu and the TGM Poilu are pretty similar in size, no real difference. Both are a little larger than the ONWTC Poilu from some years back. They all display pretty well together. -- Al

 

[Guy]

thanks for all the nice comments and the "likes"
guy

 

[General Custer]

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