WWII Marines Vignette: "Ghosts of Bloody Nose Ridge"

[bwildfong]

Thanks gents!

Wow, what a scene, puts you right in there, awesome!

Thanks Steve - I'm finally figuring out how to take decent shots with my lowly iPhone 3 as well as learning how to crop and edit with the computer. It's allowing me to get in close for some nice detail shots that I could never manage before.

Thanks again,

Brian

 

[Marco22]

Stunning work all around!
base work , painting, everything feels and looks authentic
bravo !

 

[Bootneck]

Simply stunning.

Peter

 

[oldtrousers]

Wow, outstanding composition and painting!

 

[bwildfong]

Thanks gents - much appreciated!

Brian

 

[Blunderbus]

Excellent work Brian. This is one of those pieces you could look at for hours and be constantly seeing something new.
Love it!

 

[smudger1960]

Hi Brian

It's just a simply piece of stunning Modeling work,the groundwork,uniforms and accessories,it all comes together quite beautifully.

 

[bwildfong]

Cheers guys-thanks for looking in!

Brian

 

[chippy]

Probably one of the finest dioramas to be show on PF for along time .
chippy

 

[Tommys War]

Fantastic piece that I keep returning to to look again, a really inspiring diorama. Thanks for sharing.

 

[bwildfong]

Hey, thanks guys! Glad that my little dio bore a second + (!) look. I had a blast playing around with the all the pieces and trying out some new (to me at least) techniques and materials - although it'll be a while before I try THAT again

Thanks again,
Brian

 

[frog]

Wow! just stunning.

Dave

 

[John Bowery]

Brian,
That is one awesome diorama and very dramatic with lots of action and weariness.
Cheers
John

 

[TD2802]

Late to the party but beautiful execution that manages to capture the horror of what these chaps went through.

 

[Martin Vlcek]

Excelent work

 

[bwildfong]

Thanks guys for the kind comments - much appreciated!

Brian

 

[Mirofsoft]

Very nice work
Remind me . Are hey resin or plastic ?

 

[bwildfong]

Very nice work
Remind me . Are hey resin or plastic ?

They're resin, and nicely cast too - just a few seams to gently scrape down.

Cheers,
Brian