German Trench Raider

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Kreston

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My latest piece. I always welcome comments and construstive criticism. A few more details on this piece can be found in my Gallery.

Kreston
 
My latest piece. I always welcome comments and construstive criticism. A few more details on this piece can be found in my Gallery.

Kreston
 
Absolutely stunning Kreston........It tells a story with the small strand of barbed wire....the mud.......the skull and uniform........beautiful!!! (y)
 
Absolutely stunning Kreston........It tells a story with the small strand of barbed wire....the mud.......the skull and uniform........beautiful!!! (y)
 
Gret figure, well painted. i especially like the rendition of the metal plates.

Cheers,

Gino.
 
Gret figure, well painted. i especially like the rendition of the metal plates.

Cheers,

Gino.
 
Kreston, Another fine "Great War" piece. The staging is, well, Great.! The corpse in the mud really adds quite a bit of atomosphere.~Gary
 
Kreston, Another fine "Great War" piece. The staging is, well, Great.! The corpse in the mud really adds quite a bit of atomosphere.~Gary
 
Thanks, everyone, for the comments! The skull is a Fusilier piece. In fact, the Fusilier offers an extensive line of spare parts and bits and pieces that really help dress up any Great War scene.

The German is only slightly changed from the stock kit. I repositioned his right arm, substituted a hand holding a grenade instead of the kit-supplied hand holding a rifle, and swapped heads. The British soldier in the mud is made up of pieces from my spare parts box. Ken Thomas produces some great bases that really makes it easy to incorporate the groundwork right into them.

Gary, as for staging, I put a lot of thought into that aspect of my figure modeling. I'm sure it comes from my career as a theater instructor and director!

Kreston
 
Thanks, everyone, for the comments! The skull is a Fusilier piece. In fact, the Fusilier offers an extensive line of spare parts and bits and pieces that really help dress up any Great War scene.

The German is only slightly changed from the stock kit. I repositioned his right arm, substituted a hand holding a grenade instead of the kit-supplied hand holding a rifle, and swapped heads. The British soldier in the mud is made up of pieces from my spare parts box. Ken Thomas produces some great bases that really makes it easy to incorporate the groundwork right into them.

Gary, as for staging, I put a lot of thought into that aspect of my figure modeling. I'm sure it comes from my career as a theater instructor and director!

Kreston
 
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