WWI - Life in the Trenches (1 Viewer)

[mestell]

Here are a few pics of my WB WWI collection . . . .
:smile2: Mike

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[Ghostrider]

This is another great series by WB, and you present it very well Mike......................Joe

 

[mestell]

This is another great series by WB, and you present it very well Mike......................Joe

Thank you Joe . . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[villagehorse]

Really like Ken's trenches. These reflect the conditions at the front so well as highlighted by your excellent scene. Robin.

 

[mestell]

Really like Ken's trenches. These reflect the conditions at the front so well as highlighted by your excellent scene. Robin.

Thank you Robin . . . . I have all 6 trench sections set up on a 33-inch square card table that sits right next to my computer desk in my display area. It's always just to my left as I sit at my desk. I have really been enjoying experimenting with my camera the last couple of days learning more and more of its capabilities. These pics were easy to take . . . . didn't have to move out of my chair . . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[mestell]

Here are a couple more . . .
:smile2: Mike

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[REVWARBUFF]

Very nice Mike!

Mark

 

[thebritfarmer]

Brilliant Mike, I have a few WWI pieces myself. They are really well done.

 

[Andanna]

Very well done, Mike.

 

[mestell]

Very nice Mike!

Mark

Thank you Mark . . . .

Brilliant Mike, I have a few WWI pieces myself. They are really well done.

Thanks Scott . . . . Other than the German WWI Field Kitchen sets, all I have collected are the British figures . . . . They are very well done . . .

Very well done, Mike.

Thank you Andreas . . .

 

[mikemiller1955]

Mike...sweet...you must have a big basement...your collection is HUGE!

 

[mestell]

Mike...sweet...you must have a big basement...your collection is HUGE!

Thanks Mike . . . . My display area is approximately 12-feet x 26-feet. Its in the basement because that's the only place my wife will allow me to have. The sad reality is that I am running out of display room . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[thebritfarmer]

Thanks Scott . . . . Other than the German WWI Field Kitchen sets, all I have collected are the British figures . . . . They are very well done . . .

Would love to see some photos of that when you have the time. Looks to be a nice collection.

 

[joesgis]

Mike,
Nice pics of a fantastic series. It really makes me want to jump in.

Joe

 

[Horus]

You've a great display there ! Good choice on the figures you've chosen for the scene too.

Steve

 

[mestell]

Mike,
Nice pics of a fantastic series. It really makes me want to jump in.

Joe

Thanks Joe . . . . go ahead and jump in, just don't make me a co-defendant in your divorce hearing ^&grin

:smile2: Mike

You've a great display there ! Good choice on the figures you've chosen for the scene too.

Steve

Thank you Steve . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[29 Let's Go]

Knowing what I've read, listening to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and how realistic you've presented the trenches... I'm going to jump out.

Steve

 

[mestell]

Knowing what I've read, listening to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and how realistic you've presented the trenches... I'm going to jump out.

Steve

Steve I don't blame you . . . . Life in the trenches must have been just awful . . . . I have a large collection of WWI photos that my grandfather took while over in France (1917-19190 and the one common feature in almost all of his photos is the mud. No wonder we hear so much about Trench Foot and other maladies that these soldiers had to face on a day in, day out basis.
:smile2: Mike

 

[mestell]

Here's another photo shot from the opposite direction of the trench network . . . . .
:smile2: Mike

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[enricoquinto]

What terrific pictures!!! {eek3} I love everything about it. Well done, Mike!!


Cheers


Enrico :salute::