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  • spanner570
    SMF Supporters
    • May 2009
    • 15432

    #1

    "Popovs! Keep still and silent!".......

    I was in my loft this morning looking for something or other, when I cma across some figures and a small dio., forgotten and slowly disintegrating. Staring at the collection, I came up with a bit of fun idea.

    A group of German soldiers are creeping through the rubble of a smashed house when they nearly run into three Russian soldiers.
    I know it's a bit fanciful, and I realise the building is French and has Auberge written on the wall, but it was good fun composing the 'situation' from forgotten plastic! So please be gentle, as it really is just a bit of relaxed re-cycling......

    Tamiya 1/35 German Grenadiers. Tamiya Russian Infantry and scratch built building. [ATTACH]285275[/ATTACH]

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    Cheers all,
    Ron
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  • dave
    SMF Supporters
    • Nov 2012
    • 1829
    • Brussels

    #2
    Nice little diorama

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    • spanner570
      SMF Supporters
      • May 2009
      • 15432

      #3
      Thanks Dave.

      A highly unlikely scenario, but apart from the presence of the French building, I would think such things did happen - somewhere.

      Thanks for the post.

      Ron

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      • Guest

        #4
        This looks really cool I like it

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        • Robert1968
          • Mar 2015
          • 3596

          #5
          Hi Ron yes as you have pointed out its little foibles and fanciful ideas but let's be fair and honest here eh
          These situations took place quite a bit I'm sure as no side really drew up battle lines in the thickness of war so this is quite a plausible way it could have happened and for the advertisement on the building the French get everywhere in war and ( do little else than cause trouble for others to mop up their mess
          Oops sorry wrong war??

          Kind regards

          Robert

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          • Robert1968
            • Mar 2015
            • 3596

            #6
            By the way great dio ( always the best from you eh )

            Robert

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            • Gern
              SMF Supporters
              • May 2009
              • 9226

              #7
              It always amazes me how you manage the composition of your dios. The poses of the figures in particular are practically set while they're still in the box, but you manage to get them looking perfectly natural.

              Another little gem!

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              • papa 695
                Moderator
                • May 2011
                • 22771

                #8
                Cracking work Ron even for a throw together diorama, and some cracking photo's to show it off.

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                • Alan 45
                  • Nov 2012
                  • 9833

                  #9
                  Another masterpiece Ron , I love the way you've used the old tamiya panzergrenadia set

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                  • Thorbrand
                    • Dec 2016
                    • 335

                    #10
                    Love it. Like the calm before the storm, you get a real sense of being on edge

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                    • spanner570
                      SMF Supporters
                      • May 2009
                      • 15432

                      #11
                      Thanks everyone for your excellent comments - let's just hope no-one sneezes in the dust of the rubble!

                      Ron

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