'Bang! Thump, thump, thump, slither, squelch.' Kent mud flats. Aug. 1940

[spanner570]

It's the height of the Battle of Britain, a German Me109 has crash landed in Kent and after taking away half an old tin shed, and wrapped up in wire, has ended up in the mud,
The pilot has survived and is heading for freedom - But is also stuck in the mud!

An excellent Airfix 1/72 109 'Starter kit', brush painted with Vallejo Model Air acrylics. The diorama is made up of bits and pieces. For some reason the wire looks thicker than it actually is...Not to worry, eh?

Thanks again Dave.....




































Cheers.
Ron

[stillp]

Usual brilliant stuff Ron.
Pete

[papa 695]

Fantastic work Ron

[Guest]

Nice one Ron :smiling3:.

[Allen Dewire]

Dang Ron,

You just have that special moggelling touch and great photography skills. A definite WOW!!!

Bleib Gesund
Allen

[Jim R]

Hi Ron
Once again you have done a superb job. Simply stunning. The last photo is very illuminating - shows scale.
Stay safe.
Jim

[Guest]

Lovely work as always Ron

[spanner570]

Thanks for your positive comments boys... :thumb2:

For personal reasons, this small diorama simply knocks everything I've ever done before into a cocked hat!

Thanks again.
Ron

[Gern]

Already said it all buddy, but nice to see this getting the recognition it deserves!

[Guest]

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! I can smell the mud and the salt air.

[scottie3158]

Ron,
That is a stunning scene and as Peter has said you can smell the mud and the air. Personal reasons or not that is one of your best.

[colin m]

Top notch splendid job old chap.

[Mini Me]

Until I got to the last photo, I was under the impression that this little dio was much larger than it actually is. Top work 570, up to your usual standards and an interesting story to go with it!
Cheers, Rick H.

[Guest]

Love what you do Ron brilliant :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:.

Pete.

[BattleshipBob]

Cracking Ron!!

Hope its a shed and not the outside loo