March To Berlin

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Glen
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March To Berlin

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Kits used, Mini Art 1/35 35002 'Soviet Infantry On The March', Tank Driver from Tamiya 35214 'Russian Tank Crew At Rest', Masterclub MCF 35025 'The Russian Young Guerrilla'. Tamiya 3559 'T34/76'
I scratched built the building (Form-U-Lay mould) and roads, roof rubble. Manhole and oil drums and bricks from 'Great North Roads'
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Glen
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Re: March To Berlin

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How I made the Base
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Base made from air dried clay and imprinted with plastic card for the road, rubble made myself too.
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Great looking Diorama Glen.
On the bench
Sturm boot dragon,PZIII ausf J dragon, jagtiger old dragon, initial tiger dragon, tiger rye field,
Life is way to short to Dislike art so don't, help don't hate. :think:

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Stokesy44
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Beautiful job, even better that its hand made.
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Very nice looking diorama. Nice job ! :th:
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Very nice work. You did a fine job with creating that building.
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