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I can honestly say jim........ That is the absolute best dio i have ever seen. Superb attention to detail ...... it has a "dark and siniste" quality that portrays exactly what war is ........ Stunning........ you really "Nailed That" .

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tommy1drop

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Nice work Jim, so much to look at and take in, you don`t do small obviously :rolleyes: very nice, looking forward to the next master piece;)
 
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noble

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Nice work Jim, well layer out nice attention to detail.

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Top work Jim, absolute stunner of a dio, so much detail your eye is never still!

Si:smiling3:
 

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Awesome work Jim like the rest have said so much detail to look at, you see something different every time you look at it. And it portrays the senselessness of war
 

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stunning work Jim,i do lov it,and you have capture the feel of it all,great attention to detail, ;)
 

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Great work all round Jim, a lot of detail and carnage there.
 
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That's a very good diorama Jim, lots to see & enjoy. It reminds me of the Verlinden style in the 80's.
 

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You are ALL too kind! thank you-- This one took a bit out of me though....
 

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Yet another build I've missed on here.......Must try harder!

Jim, this is terrific, so much to see and so much to miss too.

Always worth another look, and another, and another.

Top job.

Ron
 

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Brilliant! :D

I really like the way you have built up the layers of destruction & debris!

Superb!! :smiling3:
 

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Brilliant! :D I really like the way you have built up the layers of destruction & debris!

Superb!! :smiling3:
Thankyou so much! Indeed everything went down in layers, just a lot of little things that would catch my eye as we are out and about - appalling the mrs. as I would stop dead and start picking up little things in the street and stuff them in my pockets like some deranged homeless person! After getting everything where I wanted it, gave it all a heavey dark brown/blackish "wash" and proceeded to dry brush several colors one by one finally finishing with a tannish "dusting" I'm happy with results but there is always room for improvement.

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Yet another build I've missed on here.......Must try harder!Jim, this is terrific, so much to see and so much to miss too.

Always worth another look, and another, and another.

Top job.

Ron
thank you so much Ron, sorry it took so long to respond, busy keeping the fire going! 8 below F at moment BRRRRR!
 

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That's a very good diorama Jim, lots to see & enjoy. It reminds me of the Verlinden style in the 80's.
VERLINDEN?! I am indeed humbled, he is my idol! that means so much too me you have no idea, can't find the words to thank you enough !
 
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You got any idea how many hours you have spent on this? The details are second to none, and it must be hard to know when to stop! Staggering work.
 

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You got any idea how many hours you have spent on this? The details are second to none, and it must be hard to know when to stop! Staggering work.
Thank you so much! very hard to pinpoint , as I tend to drift back and forth between projects so as not to stagnate, but suffice to say quite a few but once I envision something I see it through. thanx for your ;;;;;;kind attention!
 

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Thank you so much! very hard to pinpoint , as I tend to drift back and forth between projects so as not to stagnate, but suffice to say quite a few but once I envision something I see it through. thanx for your ;;;;;;kind attention!
see " Crocodile Rocks- better pics" in completed dios much attention to detail in that one also and of course incalculable hours
 

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Nice work Jim, so much to look at and take in, you don`t do small obviously :rolleyes: very nice, looking forward to the next master piece;)
Thanks Tommy , next dio will be a WW1 piece trench fiasco but must wait until ground defrosts {that's were I get my earth from} am chomping at the bitt for that one ! but will still be posting some completed armor until then
 
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