ANZAC Charge at Gallipoli. Aug. 1915

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Pedro Hidalgo

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Dear All,

This is my first Post in this forum that I've been following and enjoying about year ago.

I've been always interested in Gallipoli campaign and I learned from this site that there was a Diorama about Gallipoli from AC Models. I found that the composition was quite inspiring and I wanted at once to do the best rendition I could (I hope I managed to get close).

It's been a hard work and not a task for beginners.

Let me share with you the results, I hope you enjoy them as much I have enjoyed the whole process.

Painted in acrylics and inks:

Scale75
Army Painter
Vallejo
Tamiya for the terrain.


Thank You for watching and Best Regards.

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Hi Pedro,
You may be a beginner but that's an impressive first posting. Well done I really like what you have achieved(y) .
cheers
Richie

Hi Richie, I'm very happy that you like the results that I got. To be honest I'm not really a beginner it was just my first post in this forum. Sorry if I confuse you with my first post.

Very well done


Well done!!

All the best,
Dan

Stunning rendition of a gallant but doomed charge.

Mike



Wow, I wish I was that good as a beginner, beautifully painted.
Regards

Simply brilliant work mate!!

Gentlemen, thank you very much for taking the time to give me your opinion and for the kind words. That means a lot for me.

Well done mate,looks great!
Andy

Andy, thank you so much. I'm very happy that you like it. I just put some color on your beautiful sculptures. Keep them coming.

Best Regards.
 
Hi Pedro,
Neat to see another version of this traumatic sculpt from Andy.
Your painting brings another dimension to this scene.
Especially admire two uncapped figures in front rank.
-Mike
 
excellent job , great painting

mobo


Thanks a lot Mobo. I'm glad you like it.

hi pedro, enjoyed seeing your painting of andy's diorama, very nice work. what's next???

Thank you JABERWOCKY.

Next??? Many things until next spring I will keep building my 1:16th King Tiger and after that I have two figures in the queue.

One is this beautiful Spanish infantry woman.

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And the other is this magnificent miniature from RP Models.

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Hi Pedro,
Neat to see another version of this traumatic sculpt from Andy.
Your painting brings another dimension to this scene.
Especially admire two uncapped figures in front rank.

-Mike

Oh Mike that means a lot to me. I got heavily inspired in your rendition of that beauty that is the vignette of Chunuk Bair. I love the effects that you were able to build.

In my case are just some glazes to simulate the shaved hair and beard.

Thank you guys.
 
Wonderfully done Pedro! That's a great diorama and you handled it beautifully. (y)

Ken

Thank you very much for your kind words. I agree with you it's a great Diorama.

Excellent stuff, who manufactures the female italian soldier ?



Thank you Steve you are very kind.

It's not an Italian soldier, she is spaniard. She belongs to the BRILAT." Light airlifted brigrade".

The mascot of the unit is a gosshawk but because of the difficulties to tame them, she bears a Harry's Eagle.

It was an original sculpt by Luis Angel Ruiz Fernández that won the 1st prize in the Spanish Army miniature's contest in 2016.

http://www.alabarda.net/blog/evento...6-miniaturas-militares-valladolid-abril-2016/

After that a short run was produced and I was lucky enough to get one.

I'm happy that you like it.

Best regards.
 
Stunning work on this epic and amazing diorama. Great paintwork indeed!

And welcome on the Planetfigure ;)

Cheers Borek :)
 

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