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Dienstag, 21. Juli 2015

Ansbach-Bayreuth troops at the York River

Here some photos of another diorama Thomsomfeld made in the past.

I like this little gems with a real photo in the backround. Looks much more real.
















Dienstag, 26. Mai 2015

Bunker Hill dioramas in a bigger scale

Before I go into the holidays here another post.

Years ago I got these photos from a friend who visited the USA. He told me these dioramas are at the museum there. 54mm the one and the other looks smaller than 1/72.









Donnerstag, 6. November 2014

Our old Bunker Hill diorama

Today while searching the web I stumpled over an old article from Thomas Mischak about our work on the Bunker Hill diorama around 10 years ago.

Also Kai Fuhrmann made a report of how we did it. For me nostalgic photos.

http://www.fuhrmann-figuren.de/projekte/bunker_hill_1775_projekt.htm

Here two photos of what you have to expect when surfing through the pages



I remember a Marathon of 3 days two nights painting. In the end with around 10 people we had finished the complete diorama.


Montag, 9. September 2013

Bunker Hill diorama from the battlefield

Yesterday my friend Jim from the US visited the Battlefield and Museum at Bunker Hill.
At the museum they have a small nice diorama of which Jim sent these two photos here



Nice ones but in the wrong scale:-) Here see again our own diorama in 1:72 which we put on display around
10 years ago.


Sonntag, 28. April 2013

Great AWI diorama from Tom Sommerfeld

Loyalists against Rebells. I liked the idea and the conversions, really impressive!

http://bennosfiguresforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13881

Just in addition a few photos from my AWI collection:-))




Sonntag, 11. November 2012

Bunker Hill

After a busy week I thought about what to post this weekend. Then Timo Kreimes came to my help and sent me all his photos he made on his trip to the USA last month.

Between all this AWI stuff are photos from the local Bunker Hill museum. They have a very nice diorama there. Not 1/72 but as we did the battle ourself I thougt it interesting to post them here.