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The Field Kitchen is a lovely little kit, especially if you get it with the original figures. I have had one kit with and one without which I think was in a double kit with something else, the cook figures in the aprons are great characters but it was a long time ago that I had them.
The Field Kitchen is a lovely little kit, especially if you get it with the original figures. I have had one kit with and one without which I think was in a double kit with something else, the cook figures in the aprons are great characters but it was a long time ago that I had them.
I've never done a diorama with this many figures before(only ever done a couple of dioramas many moons ago).
I'm trying to pluck up the courage to spend about £130 on this lot.
Do you think the town hall would suit it?.Also do you reckon I should go for it?
I definitely think you should go for it but you could cut down on the figures. There is a hell of a lot there which would demand space as well as time. I would have the German captives set as milling around rather than a group. The field kitchen for certain and a couple of nurses. The wagon would be good for adding a lead in element, coming from stage left, but does it have horses? I would start off with that and add a few resin later if needed but unless you are aiming for a mass effect, too many figures can make the composition difficult to focus.
Not sure about the building. Nit would be nice but again, it's going to make it big. Some backdrop is needed though. Reminds me of the hospital in Band of Brothers.
Have you considered a scratch built open top so most of the figures are indoors? Plenty of scope for scratch built beds etc.
I definitely think you should go for it but you could cut down on the figures. There is a hell of a lot there which would demand space as well as time. I would have the German captives set as milling around rather than a group. The field kitchen for certain and a couple of nurses. The wagon would be good for adding a lead in element, coming from stage left, but does it have horses? I would start off with that and add a few resin later if needed but unless you are aiming for a mass effect, too many figures can make the composition difficult to focus.
Not sure about the building. Nit would be nice but again, it's going to make it big. Some backdrop is needed though. Reminds me of the hospital in Band of Brothers.
Have you considered a scratch built open top so most of the figures are indoors? Plenty of scope for scratch built beds etc.
Thanks Graham.
I've already cut down from about 40 figures.And I think you are right about too many figures.
The cart does come with horse's and my idea is what you said.
I'm going to keep thinking and decide on what figures to remove.
Also the thing is I do like the town hall.
All of what you said above has helped me so much
As for time..well I have all the time in the world.
[ATTACH]152906[/ATTACH] Hi Ralph pulled these guys out of my to do bowl but as said earlie they will be used and have just got Vallejo black primer on
Just so you can see quality of moulding etc quality of photography something else
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