"The Hole in the Doughnut"...Bastogne. December 1944

[Ian M]

Chair pulled up and coffee in the pot!
Bish-Bash-Bosh..... sounds like a good title for another diorama Ron "Bish - Bash - Bosch" lol

[papa 695]

Looking good so far, but I know the layout may change at any time.

[Gern]

It's always nice to watch your ideas develop Ron. Got my comfy sofa set up and I'm watching ......

[Guest]

I am looking forward to seeing this Ron great sart.

[Guest]

If I get some bits of junk and stick them together, I get a pile of junk. If you do it you get a great landscape. Really annoying lol

[monica]

real nice start to this Ron,very nice work with,the river bank,what a great idea with the field
I would ever of had that pop in my head,looking good,liking it so far,

[Guest]

Looking good as always Ron.

[Gern]

If I get some bits of junk and stick them together, I get a pile of junk.

And me! Annoying ain't it?

[spanner570]

That's what I like - a bit of 'crack'.

Thanks for the encouragement and compliments too.

.......remember though, although I like to stick junk together, I still get some junk. My bin is testament to that! So you peeps, keep at it. It saves re-cycling anyway.

Cheers,

Ron

[spanner570]

I don't usually like running tandem with my builds, preferring to concentrate on just one, but I'm quietly doing bits to this as ideas come along.......lest I quickly forget what I thought of in the first place!

Here is my latest 'awakening.'

A simple foot bridge made from coffee stirrers, and a wall made from scrap polystyrene strips.
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.......a bit of barbed wire( elecky cable) a smashed fence, plus some rubble made from smashed up stones.
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I like to leave the water until last, just in case I get something I don't want on the surface and mess it up.

Thanks for looking.

Ron

[monica]

looking good,Ron,I do like the add in,think that's what makes a build,that,add that,fills in
a small area that could look bear,liking the look of this,

[grumpa]

Excellent! Contours very natural, and 1/35 scale! the finished level of detail should be awesome to behold!....er....no pressure though........Jim

[spanner570]

Thanks Moni. and Jim.

Jim, when getting to a certain stage in life, we don't know the meaning of pressure, do we?........

[yak face]

This is looking superb mate , as always. Looking forward to the next addition, cheers tony

[Snowman]

Impressive work!!