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Wonderful Moni, the Spit looks great with great weathering. Lovely natural setting with great lighting effects on your dio. Superb, really like this.

Si:)
 
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oh wow guys thank you all very much for the nice comments, its really appreciated ,
 
The morning sun makes a difference, it looks the more life like for it. Nice work!
 
Hi moni,

Nice work with the weathering on the Spit' and the overall picture of the diorama. Like the setting, as been said before it tells a story.

Cheers Richi
 
Nice work Monica and the scene looks great , good composition and well lit pics, cheers tony
 
Lovely job Monica, the low level light really sets your dio off. Cheers Derek
 
Nicely done Monica. The Spitfire looks to be well finished and your figures are well painted. Nicely poised scene too. Great build.
 
Nice diorama - really sets off the model well.

'Morning sun' - we can tell you're not in the UK!
 
Great work on the Spit and diorama. I love the way the light casts shadows and brings the whole scene to life.
 
Lovely little diorama Monica......Who needs fancy lighting when mother nature does it for you!

Ron
 
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thank you all for the great comments and likes i do try,

think i got lucky with the light at the right time,
 
That's very nicely done Monica. I'd be well pleased to have something that good on my display shelf.

I hate to be critical, but it would look better if you removed the bases of the figures. A small drop of glue under their feet would be OK to hold them in place. Alternatively, drill a small hole up through the sole of their shoes into the leg and fix a piece of stiff wire. This could then be poked into the surface of your ground and you could move your figures anywhere.

If you don't want to mess around, a bit of glue on the base around the feet of the figure and you could cover it with whatever you've used for the ground where they're standing - grass, sand, mud etc.

Gern
 
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