WW1 Pilot

[Milorg]

Hello

Here is a pic of my latest figure. It's a pilot I'm doing for my latest WW1 diorama.
Comments are welcome.
Cheers

Per Olav

ps. here is a link to some more pictures of the diorama.
It shows the progress on the diorama step by step.

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/showthre...35&page=1&pp=10

 

[MSzwarc]

Per Olav,

That's quite an impressive diorama you're putting together! Great concept. I love the flight suit on the figure holding the gun, and the motorcycle is a beautiful piece of work.

Mike

 

[Figure Mad]

Hi

I may have left the aircraft an figure modelling behind a long time ago, but I have to say that is one hell of a piece of work, cant wait to see that finished

Dave

 

[AndreasBennwik]

Looks perfect, I like the folds in the leather jacket Hörs snart!

 

[Jacek Spychalski]

WOW ! Great work with dioama ! All looks great: composition , crashed airplane ,motorbike ,and figures of course too . I love your work !

All the best

Jacek

 

[Guy]

Welcome to the planet Per Olav. Beautiful work on your diorama......please keep us posted on your progress

 

[bucsfan21]

Awesome diorama! Man, you are putting some time and detail into this piece. I really like the use of all the different manufacturers in your work. Thanks for sharing! I really enjoyed viewing the diorama as it unfolded. I look forward to seeing more!

Best of Everything, Terry Martin

 

[Jason W.]

Very nice, Per Olav! Great job on the layering of his suit.

Awesome choice for the Hornet head. I'm using the same one in a my current project.

Jason

 

[JCOX]

Outstanding work Per Olav! Your diarama is very impressive. Please keep us posted here.

-jim cox

 

[Milorg]

Thanks a lot guys!

Your feedback is much appreciated.

Yes, the diorama involves a lot of work, actually much more than I expected. The fun thing about the project is the use of new tecniques like a home made vacum form machine, and of course trying to sculp your own figures

I will keep you updated

All the best

Per Olav

 

[Roy]

Originally posted by Milorg@Oct 11 2005, 05:03 PM
The fun thing about the project is the use of new tecniques like a home made vacum form machine, and of course trying to sculp your own figures

Per Olav....I love this figure and I think you're doing a great job. The pose is excellent and the clothing is great...well done..

All the best..........Roy.

 

[bonehead]

Per Olav,

Wow! What a great and ambitous idea for a diorama! The figure and Roland are looking good too.

One thing about the Roland: It was well known for nosing over without the slightest provocation. This would be almost assured in a crash landing. This would likely make the plane pretty crumpled up. Just a thing to keep in mind.

I admire your imagination and ambition with this project. I look forward to seeing more!

Cheers!

Mike

 

[Milorg]

Thanks Guys!

Mike, yes I have read that the Roland was a pretty tricky plane to fly and especialy to land. Luckily for the pilot and observer it had a fuselage of plywood so it could take some more beating when crash landing.

Again, thanks, your feedback its much appreciated

All the best

Per Olav

 

[megroot]

Per Olav,

This is a great project. I really like it.
I looking out for your next picture's

Marc.

 

[garyjd]

Per Olav, Very very nice. I really cannot add to what has already been said.~Gary

 

[Dan Morton]

Per Olav, your diorama is really very nice! The motorcycle and the Roland - Wow! And the figures are just excellent!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Milorg]

Thanks gentlemen!

Apreciate your feedback!

All the best

Per Olav