Richards completed Malayan Emergency Diorama
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Richard
The others have already pretty much said it all. I've seen many, many dioramas since coming back to the hobby.
This really is up there with the very, very, very, very best. Outstanding figure and model painting, a simply stunning setting and very, very funny.
That would be a show winner for me in pretty much any model show I've been to.
You should be very, very proud of that.
Very well done.
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Richard this is just stunning . A superb bit of live action snapshot . The whole thing from concept to build and finally getting the recognition at the show ( not enough in my opinion , should have been gold ) has been a labour of love for you and your specific interest in the subject really shows in the quality of this scene . Anyways , a lot of waffle to basically say I love it , congrats on a super result , cheers tonyComment
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Thank you kindly for that comment Andrew. It's one of those dios I just won't need to tinkle with at all anymore...it is complete.Richard
The others have already pretty much said it all. I've seen many, many dioramas since coming back to the hobby.
This really is up there with the very, very, very, very best. Outstanding figure and model painting, a simply stunning setting and very, very funny.
That would be a show winner for me in pretty much any model show I've been to.
You should be very, very proud of that.
Very well done.
Andrew
Thanks Graeme, have always put a twist to my dios and some interesting bits for kids and their parents to look for. Opens up their shyness to ask questions.
Very lovely comment Tony. The labour of love was just shy of two years once it got off the shelf of doom...pretty fast in my books. The different sub compartments made it interesting to persevere. I'm actually very happy with the result of the water and the comment by the judges which made me miss the gold and that was the jungle being chaotic and that was spot on for me having hiked in our secondary jungle... God must have fell asleep when he created our jungle or we got the left-overs.:smiling6:Thanks.Richard this is just stunning . A superb bit of live action snapshot . The whole thing from concept to build and finally getting the recognition at the show ( not enough in my opinion , should have been gold ) has been a labour of love for you and your specific interest in the subject really shows in the quality of this scene . Anyways , a lot of waffle to basically say I love it , congrats on a super result , cheers tony
Thank you Mick...just like a scene in the movie Crimson Tide when Gene Hackman commented to Denzel Washington about not talking much while taking in the breathtaking view before him and enjoying it without spoiling the atmosphere and ambiance.
Cheers,
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Richard, this is one of the best dioramas I have seen here or elsewhere and you must be very proud of your efforts...
You managed to ressurect a very old project, evolve the story, make a convincing stretch of jungle (and I know how hard that can be) and THEN you come up with those figures and monkeys.
It has everything - drama, humour, real history.
These shots also show how beautifully and carefully you composed the scene and balanced the colours.
Bravo!Comment

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