Like it!!......isn't there much difference between 1/300 and 1/285 scale? I assume you do not mix these two scales as I presume the difference would be noticeable. 
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Hi. guys
A very productive week, not only finishing my pool table but also these three dioramas:
the first is a conversion - all of the log carpet equipment was scratch built. i tried to make the base look like the transition between wet sand and dry sand. its ok but not great - might re-visit it in future.
I much prefer this one - two tanks, one carrier and a couple of infantrymen approaching a railway embankment.
this one ins my favourite of the three - the two levels seem to work well:
All vehicles and figures are from GHQ.
the tarmac on the road is very fine wet'n'dry sand paper.
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Great work Peter. Really great work.
I used to game a bit in 1/300 and so know how very small these are. Very well done indeed.
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I think they are marvellous Peter. So much in such a small space. Similar dios in 1/35 or even 1/72 would need a great deal of space so virtually impossible.Comment
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Once again the Committee have met , and after seeing these delightful dio have awarded you .
Esp like the bridge with the tank underneath. Congratulations.Comment
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GHQ shows the way in this scale. What a difference. Great work.Comment
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Exceptional work on these Peter.....that bridge scene is definitely my fav.Comment
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hi Guys
A couple more completed. this time I have tried scene with ruined buildings. I used a couple of buildings which are aimed at the wargaming market. They are ok, but not great in terms of details nd I think my rubble is a bit large in areas. A bit of a learning curve on these.
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Very nice mate.Comment
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Looking fine. Tiny rubble is tough.Comment
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Ooooo, I like 'em! I always love the way these little scenes come to life, excellent work Peter!:thumb2:Comment
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