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**Guest** · 20 February 2010, 13:16

What can I say:grinball2: , just amazing again, makes me feel such a fraud !! I seem to spend alot more posting and drooling than actually making anything ! super job, also love the photo style again. cracking dio

**Guest** · 20 February 2010, 13:20

That's brilliant! Love the scene, and even more, love the photography! Great shots down at "models-eye-view". Makes it really realistic.

Tony B

**Gern** · 20 February 2010, 14:28

'e's done it again! Makin' us all jealous of 'is talents! (Well I'm jealous anyway)

Gern

**spanner570** · 20 February 2010, 15:54

Thanks fellas, you have no idea what a terrific buzz I get when I read your nice comments. Try as I might though I can't get the colours as I would like on the pictures, the Tiger is actually Dk. yellow... well sort of!

Ron

**yak face** · 20 February 2010, 17:37

fantastic storytelling ron as always, the bloke with his head in his hands really sums up their desperate plight .As the others have said ,great composition and photography skills too.Chalk up another triumph for the bucket brigade! cheers mate tony

**Guest** · 20 February 2010, 18:01

Nice one Ron-nothing wrong with a bit of recycling & I think the way that you've used the figures is really good. Those old Panzer grenadiers fit well into that scene. There's alot of implied action & movement in the dio, something you don't often see with static displays.

And lots of pics is great in my opinion!

Patrick

**Centurion3RTR** · 20 February 2010, 18:54

Very nice Ron, i feel sorry for the driver of the truck. Sat there with his head in his hands, bang goe's the no claims bonus.

Cracking work matey, John

**Ian M** · 20 February 2010, 20:09

Nice one.

Like the tank commandants desperat "shot" at the attacing air craft....

Love the way you have gotten doan into the scene to take the photos.

One small thing. When you are going to have a truck belly up, remember to sand the tyres down a bit, to make them look worn. (and remove the seam lines).

Great Dio.

**spanner570** · 20 February 2010, 20:26

Originally posted by \

Nice one. Like the tank commandants desperat "shot" at the attacing air craft....

Love the way you have gotten doan into the scene to take the photos.

One small thing. When you are going to have a truck belly up, remember to sand the tyres down a bit, to make them look worn. (and remove the seam lines).

Great Dio.

Thanks for that tip Ian. I honestly thought the 'seam lines' were part of the tread pattern!!................Here's to the learning curve eh!?

**Guest** · 20 February 2010, 23:02

The Master speaks and all we sinners are in awe. That is just stunning Ron. There are some amazing diorama builders on here and your work which is always so full of life and emotion must be a great influence to others.

**spanner570** · 21 February 2010, 09:25

Thanks for the compliments Graham, much appreciated,

If my contributions on this wonderful forum helps just one 'would be' dioramee to have the confidence to 'ave a go, and others to improve, as we all surely must(I hope!) then what finer reward can there be?

It works both ways though. I have also picked up a bucket full of tips and advise too!!

That's what makes this forum and the great people on it, such a superb site to be a part of....

Ron

**Guest** · 22 February 2010, 08:26

What can i say? WOW... and dito what everyone else has said. Great work.

**Guest** · 22 February 2010, 17:30

Don`t know how I missed this one Ron I guess I was to busy trying to sort out my own dio , but I love it - again top quality work mate

Richy

**Guest** · 22 February 2010, 18:59

Ron my friend you've done it again.... fantastic a scene that tells a story the photography is also well done, first class job mate keeep em comin.

scott

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