cobraleader
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G'Day All,
Kinda in a modelling dead-end at present.
So to break out of it, thought I'd try something out of my comfort zone.
I'm working with a Tamiya 20mm Flakvierling and Dragon 2nd Armoured figure set to combine into a diorama.
Everything is OOB, but looking for a wow factor, as my plan at present is to have the troops walking past the inactive Flak gun.
This is meant to be a diorama set just after D-Day. The German troops have left in a hurry, the US troops are just walking through. Some abandoned weapons and food has been left lying around.
I would think that the Flak gun would have been there for awhile, so either have it slightly dug in with some sandbags around the edge of the gun area or dug in a fair bit with wattle fencing against and earth wall with sandbags ontop.
A bit of vegetation around one side.
Entire Diorama is about 30cm (12inches) * 30cm (12inches).
Haven't gone any further, just seems missing something - anyone got suggestions ??
Thanks
cheers
Cobraleader
Kinda in a modelling dead-end at present.
So to break out of it, thought I'd try something out of my comfort zone.
I'm working with a Tamiya 20mm Flakvierling and Dragon 2nd Armoured figure set to combine into a diorama.
Everything is OOB, but looking for a wow factor, as my plan at present is to have the troops walking past the inactive Flak gun.
This is meant to be a diorama set just after D-Day. The German troops have left in a hurry, the US troops are just walking through. Some abandoned weapons and food has been left lying around.
I would think that the Flak gun would have been there for awhile, so either have it slightly dug in with some sandbags around the edge of the gun area or dug in a fair bit with wattle fencing against and earth wall with sandbags ontop.
A bit of vegetation around one side.
Entire Diorama is about 30cm (12inches) * 30cm (12inches).
Haven't gone any further, just seems missing something - anyone got suggestions ??
Thanks
cheers
Cobraleader