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Thanks again. For the ammunition boxes, you need to speak to wibblywobbly, who magicked them up from his 3d printer. I will have a go at a how to make sandbags. The starting point is a pair or two of old tights and a plentiful supply of Milliput putty. I am a bit busy for the foreseeable future, but I promise I will do it.

Good work mate, love it. Mr Jusseks epic scenes are rightfully an inspiration.
Please show us pics of your 88 on the battlefield , just make sure to include a few Sherman's to set the scene of you know what I mean !!

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a nice one, silversurfer!

the only problem we have making 'scenes' or mini dios like yours is to transport them to the yard... this was the main reason why we decided to do the components like we do, so we can put them in place and the 'green' and terrain features will be already there.

show us more mate

best regards

Thanks Jussek, praise indeed. How to transport it was the last thing on my mind. Fortunately, I have an estate car. I think though, that after the next one which is underway, I shall have to downsize my future set pieces.

Very nice bit of combined team effort, something extra and different its what makes the forum tick.

This is the desert version. It came about simply because I did not pay attention! When I purchased the gun, I did not appreciate that it was in what looks to me like desert camo.

It's looking great as usual, nice barbed wire. The Panther is having its paint removed as I type, and will be a beige/green or beige/grey camo scheme, so will blend in nicely with all of the scenics.