11 Field Ambulance Stretcher Bearer, Passchendale 1917

[tonydawe]

G'day Rob, thanks for your comments mate. There's a fine line between mud and madness, and I hope I managed to stay on the right side of it.

 

[rodrigrinch]

hi Tony, thanks for the info
saludos
Rodrigo

 

[rej]

Tony this turned out just right mate!!! Welldone and just can't wait enough to meet you and see your great work in a few days

Ray

 

[tonydawe]

Thanks Ray, the feeling is very mutual mate. For many years I've dreamed of one day being able to attend EuroMilitaire, and that dream will come true in just a few short weeks. For me it's not about competing but about sharing my passion and enthusiasm for modelling with fellow modellers from around the world and enjoying that fellowship with them.

Perth is a very long way from anywhere and its easy to feel isolated from the rest of the world here, but through pF I've made friends all around the world and I can't wait to finally meet some of these friends in person. I'll look for you when I get to Folkestone Ray and can't wait to buy you a beer mate.

 

[STJohnson]

I think he looks great. You can see his discomfort having to slog thru the mud

Steve J

 

[JGREEN]

Nice one Tony! He really shows the effects of his environment.

Jason

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Steve & Jason, thanks very much for your kind comments guys. It's greatly appreciated.

 

[Ferris]

Tony,

I like the atmosphere of this one. In addition to what all the others already mentioned I also like the wooden handles of the stretcher!

Adrian

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Adrian, thanks very much for your comments mate. Unfortunately much of the details on the stretcher handles have been covered by mud, including hand prints in blood, but I'm glad you liked them.

 

[ubbi]

Hi Tony, very beautiful and realistic !! Many compliments !!


Regards


Stefano

 

[Doberdob]

Excellent work Tony!

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Stefano, thank you for your comments.

Hi Promoz, thank you, I'm glad you like it.