A Slaughter of Inocents

Gern

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A very dark subject but really well executed. You're right about the slaughter though. I'm sure I read that over one million horses were sent to Europe from England during WWI, but literally only a handful were brought back.
 

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"I'd rather kill a thousand men than have to shoot another horse" Rip. PaulE
 

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Hi Jim
You've done it again. A model that pulls no punches about the horrors of war. You have a style all of your own. Superb modelling skills.
Jim
 

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Very dark subject matter Jim, but one that does show the reality of war. It is always the innocents that suffer in a conflict be they civvies or animals.

Well made and crafted and the detail is superb, the lone horse makes it more stand out as I ignored the tank and focused on that-which of course, was your intention.
 

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A very moving scene of sorrow and horror, and the waste of live,very well detail and show,
great work as always Jim,
I did read somewhere about over million,s killed then for the ones that made it,should not name real,
but the french & Belgians love of horse meat so so meany loss, :crying:
 

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Hi Jim
You've done it again. A model that pulls no punches about the horrors of war. You have a style all of your own. Superb modelling skills.
Jim
Thanks so much Jim, the Missus wishes I would lighten up a bit but what would be the fun of that?

Jim
 
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I'm new in this forum, and I'm enjoying a lot every one of your dioramas. Congrats :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
 

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I'm new in this forum, and I'm enjoying a lot every one of your dioramas. Congrats :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
Thank you so much, there are plenty to look at going back a few years, dig back into the archives and enjoy! (don't forget to comment ;))

Jim. :smiling4:
 
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Wow Jim you certainly captured the horrors of war, despair and cruelty. Excellent work very well done.
Pete.
 

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Totally missed this one Jim. Very atmospheric and thought provoking piece of work
 
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