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hans


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Hello friends,some new pictures of my diorama "Cambrai 1917 ".

Soon I have the oppertunity to take some of the whole dio,when it will be in Osnabruck ( Germany),on a modelshow.

greetings,Hans.



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hans


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and more ,it seems difficult to upload more than 2 picsconfuse



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Paul Bonnett


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Excellent work as usual Hans, and you have brought back some fond memories for me. I was stationed in Osnabruck in the mid '70s. A beautiful city and very interesting too.
Paul

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More eye candy from you Hans, thanks for sharing. Excellent painting, and having houses sized true to scale looks quite impressive.

Which model show are you referring to?



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The sheer scale of it is very impressive.



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Hello Hans,

a wonderful Dio you show us here. The houses are very nice builds. The pictures reflected a natural atmosphere. Perhaps some trees are missing in the small village wink

Cheers

Michel



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hans


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Thank you all for the kind wordswink

Pat,it is this :

http://www.messeninfo.de/Modellbahntage-M2530/Osnabrueck.html

a lot of trains,but also some military things smile

Michel,trees are indeed needed in this village,as soon as the groundwork is ready i'll try to make some.

greetings,Hans.



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Hi Hans,

Very nice indeed and like Michel says, very nice houses. The white houses look very natural "old" they really look like the  (white painted) buildings here in Flanders (Mos, invloeden van het weer...sorry I don't know English terms but Hans knows what I mean).

DJ



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Great work hans!

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Really impressive work! Just one thing though, with all the damaged buildings, should there be a few shellholes in the town as well?


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beautiful paint job Hans! so many figures. But where are the 40 tanks?
can't wait to see it finished.

Best regards, Josh

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Thank you for the kind reply

Ian P : indeed,there should be some shellholes in the village,the next weeks i shall be working on that 

I took some pics at the show in Osnabruck,but can not attach them at the moment 

Will try again soon,

 

greetings ,Hans.



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Hans, you've done a really lovely job with this, it's much more extensive than I imagined it would be. It really shows why 1/72 is such a popular scale - you simply couldn't model a scene like this in something like 1/35, it would take up far too much space.
Well done sir; the expanse of your diorama has nicely captured what can easily be forgotten when looking at photos of the western front - the huge area of the battlefield, in comparison with the men and their equipment.

Would be nice to see a similarly large treatment of the muddy morass of Third Ypres.



-- Edited by TinCanTadpole on Wednesday 29th of February 2012 10:08:00 PM

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Trying again..



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and again...



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anyone else having trouble with uploading???



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last one for today...



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hans


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Thank you,TinCanTadpolewink

 

I decided to expand my dio with 60 c/m on the left,to give some more space to the "second-wave"of tanks,it all looks a bit full with so many tanks so close to each otherhmm

 



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Hi Hans I saw you have some different Germans in your dio then what come in boxed sets, could you enlighten us on some of your figure conversions?

Greetings, Josh


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TOP!

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That's simply stunning Hans.

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Has anyone else noticed "new and improved" seems to mean it doesn't work as well as it used to?

 
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Splendid effort there. Well done.

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