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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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Ian P


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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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hans


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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,

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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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hans


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anyone else having trouble with uploading???



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hans


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last one for today...



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Thank you,TinCanTadpolewink

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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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