Field Workshop - some more steps

One man more in the workshop:






A total view:


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The next one - the tire pumper




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First man in the workshop

Here comes the first one..



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New "Historic Based Dioramas" - "Laundry Day" and "Field Workshop"

New dioramas - "Historic Based Dioramas" - are in WIP.

The Laundry Day (Waschtag)





The Field Workshop







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Day in the Normandy - tribute to the 82nd Airborne - ready

Here we are. The vignette is ready.



More photos you can see soon in the gallery of http://www.dioramix-worx.com
Thanks for looking.

Day in the Normandy - tribute to the 82nd Airborne - the men

Here come some heroes of the 82nd Airborne. One of them looks like John Wayne.
The figures come from several producers and I changed some details.















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Day in the Normandy - tribute to the 82nd Airborne - part 2

Now we come to the base. Like every time made from several materials. The how-to you can find on our website.










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Day in the Normandy - tribute to the 82nd Airborne

Another diorama comes to life. We build it also for a friend. This is a tribute to the 82nd Airborne, the "Air America". It will be seen a situation after the D-Day, in the bocages.

At first the idea and the plan:





Here we go. The base will show a way in the bocages.







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Hase ruft Butterblume (Hare calls Buttercup)

Another vignette for the series "Historic Based Dioramas" was done. It is called "Hase ruft Butterblume" ("Hare calls Buttercup"). The group has an officer, the radio operator and the man on the dynamo machine. The figures are mounted on an original Morse key (1940).

The HQ building - continue

The house gets its facade...







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The Arab house for the British HQ

Here we go... The building will be the HQ of the SAS in Northern Africa. Here you see the first steps...The walls are made from foam cards, the window bars from metal plates. The base is also started, made from plaster.

The walls got the typical look of the Northern African buildings.






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SAS on tour - the jeep in the final lap

The last details on the jeep... Because they are Englishmen I gave them also their teapot. :)
The figures had to be converted, because the originals from Tamiya looked a bit like fat zombies.










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