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Adrianowro


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Hello
I am new to the forum.
My name is Adrian and I live in Poland.
Recently, interest in the subject of the Great War.
My first scene is Whipet (Emhar) and niemicki abandoned trench.
I apologize for errors in spelling, but I use the translator.
A scene is still in the workshop

















































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Roger Todd


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Welcome! That's a really well made model - you even have tiny rats in the trench! Thank you for posting those photos!

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ergie


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Nice job :)

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Paul Bonnett


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Hello and Welcome,
I like all the different textures you have put into this. What are the sandbags made of and where are the rats from, also where did you get the corpse ? Did you make these parts yourself ?
All round an excellent looking diorama, Well Done
Paul

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plastikk


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Welcome to the Landships.
Just like on the Modelwork - very good job.

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Adrianowro


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Plastikk - Wiedziaem e  kojarze Twój pseudonim biggrin 

I knew that associate your nickname

Paul

If I understand it:

Sandbags are stocking
Rats is a Czech company - PLUS MODEL
Corpse - the company Verlinden

 



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Paul Bonnett


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Adrian, Many Thanks for the quick reply
Paul

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diorama1914


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Welcome to this forum!

Not a bad scene, an excellen little dio.

I love the trench: those different textures, the rats, the sand bags... It´s a very good job.

 



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Adrianowro


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Thanks
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hans


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Very nice pics,Adrian

Any info about rats in 1/72 scalebiggrin,I could use some.

 

greetings,Hans.



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Adrianowro


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No , only i 1/35


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Hi Adrian

 

Excellent Whipet and perfect little diorama.biggrin

 

Regards, Jacek  



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Today took place the last work of the pigments on the mud
I tried to lacquer it with a more wet earth.











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FINITO



































-- Edited by Adrianowro on Tuesday 17th of January 2012 10:38:02 AM

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