Representing reality in miniature.
Hi there
well it's about time for me to post some pictures of one of my latest projects. This is a rather big project where I took photos from the very start till the finish and finally my good friend Albert took several photos in his [...]
A U.S. Marine war dog on Iwo Jima stands vigilant and refuses to leave his dead handler " Always Faithful"
Thanks for looking
Tom
Pilots from the Wasp getting ready to take off and cover the Marines on Guadelcanal
Tom
The Grumman TBF Avenger (designated TBM for aircraft manufactured by General Motors) was a torpedo bomber developed initially for the United States Navy and Marine Corps, and eventually used by several air and naval aviation services [...]
This Great War diorama uses Wingnut Wings' 1/32 Roland D.VIb, with a British (Royal Artillery) Major from Tommy's War, and Elan 13's German Hussar pilot. The figures are grounded with Vallejo acrylics and finished with artist oils.
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The Creators:
The diorama was made by Luc de Dapper, chairman of the Eeklo (Belgium) scale model club and Marc De Greave, famous in Belgium for its ability to create figurines, starting from a bended paperclip.
The intention was to create [...]
I made this scene a few years ago after seeing the movie. It's the scene when Joker finds Cowboy meet animal and celebrates a dead VC birthday. I hope you enjoy it
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Tom
The Battle of Chancellorsville, April 27-May 6,1863.
On the morning of (May) 2nd (the Eighth) re-joined the brigade, and with the Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry was formed in an open field in rear of General Sickle's line of battle. [...]
I made two flight decks One painted blue because I read that in the early years of WWII the Navy painted their flight decks blue for camo because the sea is blue
The second one is what color is what I have seen later in the war.
Which [...]
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Tom
