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Christmas Eve, 1944 La Gleize , and the bug out of Kamfpgruppe Peiper dio. LSSAH 1/35 King Tiger Battle of the Bulge


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Tiger of the 501st Schwere PzAbt , in La Gleize , on the evening of the bug out after days of surrounded , cut out from supplies and constant bombardment . Last minute arrangement for the withdrawal and destruction of the vehicles. 

Made this a few years back , still fond of it , not shown it here before, but as I took a bunch of new pics today thought I'd be cheeky. 

Tamiya King Tiger , Fruil Tracks and other metal embellishments , Krycell snow effects .

Scratch made buildings ,scenary etc  MiniArt and Tamiya figures. 

Cheers 

PW 

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Very well built. I like those dioramas which are not over crammed with stuff. Well balanced. Like this one👍. You can sense the atmosphere.

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I agree with FullArmor - really nicely done with a great use of negative space to avoid overcrowding.  Your dioramas are a big inspiration to me as I start trying to model more diorama scenes!

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43 minutes ago, Landlubber Mike said:

I agree with FullArmor - really nicely done with a great use of negative space to avoid overcrowding.  Your dioramas are a big inspiration to me as I start trying to model more diorama scenes!

Thank you Mike  - my top tips if you're interested  ...'less' is indeed 'more' ...and not putting anything square to the base adds a more dynamic 'conversation' .

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Nicely done!  Agreed with everyone on the 'less is more' when it comes to the diorama. And with Mike on watching your work, and learning from it.  :popcorn:

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Like you said PW, the positioning of the elements is very dynamic and snow and ice make it look like a chilly snapshot, well done.

Cheers Rob

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