"You pencil d**ks are a bit late ain't ya?".....June 1944

[spanner570]

....thus was the greeting given to the Sherman tank Commander and the jeep crew, a few hours after a French village had been liberated.

Just an excuse to use the two 1/72 models in a different setting. I hope you don't mind this blatant use of a previous diorama.... :worried:


















Bloody drones!


Cheers.
Ron

[Neil Merryweather]

wow!

[Jim R]

hi Ron
Superb as always.
Jim

[eddiesolo]

Brilliant Ron, lovely setting and the piccies really set off the scenes.

As for reusing the dio....I reckon you're just doing ya bit to help the environment, either that or you have run out of pizza boxes :smiling3:

[scottie3158]

Ron,
Looks the dogs mate.

[Guest]

Super stuff Ron :smiling3:.

[adt70hk]

Brilliant!

[minitnkr]

Excellent. Do it a lot. Sometimes improvements are made or just different vantages. Why waste them when new models & figs need a good home to be viewed? PaulE

[stillp]

Brilliant bit of recycling Ron!
Pete

[Peej]

Another from the master. So much realism. Cracking job Ron.

[JR]

Ding dong ! :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2: 570

[grumpa]

Another awesome rendering from you Ron....re-cycle away!
Your "roofing" gives me inspiration for my falling house dio.

Jim

[Kelly McFadden]

I really like the third picture. Nice job getting down to eye level.

[spanner570]

Just got back from a w/end+, away in the camper....Bloody freezing outside, but nice and snug and warm in the motor. In the middle of nowhere, no facilities, deadly quiet and standing outside at night time, we had, not five, but a million star accommodation - Heaven!

Sorry, I digress. Thank you for all your positive comments folks. Much appreciated.... :thumb2:

Ron

[Fernando N]

Lovely setting Ron, nothing wrong with recycling a dio. :thumb2:
Neat pics as always too.