Somme Trenches in 1:285 scale

[Andy Belsey]

Time is rather short presently so I haven't been able to post much, but here are a few photos of my trench model.
It has an acrylic lid with labels explaining what is underneath. It's all scratchbuilt except for the figures which are made by GHQ (really WW2).

 

[Jay-BFG]

Awesome work, those fingers are a bit big though

 

[colin m]

Totally captivating. How long did it take to build ?

 

[Andy Belsey]

Several years of lunchtimes. I make architectural models for a living and get my hobby work out during the mid-day break. (Sad I know, but I enjoy historical models and it is different from the day job!)

 

[minitnkr]

Awe inspiring work. PaulE

 

[Deleted member 5819]

Hi Andy, there's not a word in the known univesre to describe how remarkable your work is, it's just spectacular .
Pete.

 

[Andy Belsey]

Hi Andy, there's not a word in the known univesre to describe how remarkable your work is, it's just spectacular .
Pete.

Where do I send the cheque Pete?
Thanks guys. All you have to do is press the 'like' button.

 

[Deleted member 5819]

Where do I send the cheque Pete?
Thanks guys. All you have to do is press the 'like' button.

You know I'm just up the road I'll come round, save you the postage :smirk:
Pete.

 

[Gern]

That's fabulous work in such a tiny scale! I still think you shouldn't be let out without a minder though 'cos working in that scale is insane!

 

[bazers]

Great work and so unusual.

 

[Peter Gillson]

Great to see these again, the perspex case adds a whole ne dimension

 

[flyjoe180]

Andrew, that is superb and awe-inspiring work...