'LITTLE SOLDIERS' DUNKIRK DIO WITH A TWIST. UNDER CONSTRUCTION. UPDATES PAGE 2/3/4/5.

[eddiesolo]

Looking great mate, I like the detail on the faces

I cannot take credit for them as my wife painted the figures, my hands are shaking too much, but I managed to do the rest.

Si

 

[Alan 45]

Oh right well tell her she's done a great job and she's got some skill

 

[eddiesolo]

Oh right well tell her she's done a great job and she's got some skill

Will do mate, it sounds daft but I managed to do the rest okay but as soon as I got the figures I knew I would be trouble, just cramped up and started to shake. They would only have to be redone so I asked her if she wouldn't mind. She is terrific and does an excellent job.

Si

 

[flyjoe180]

Looks good Si. I think the dried bandage adds to the desperation of the scene.

 

[eddiesolo]

Looks good Si. I think the dried bandage adds to the desperation of the scene.

Nice one, was going to remove it but I think, now and again, the horror of war should be shown, even if only a little bit, people did get killed and injured. Glad you think this is coming along nicely Joe, appreciate your comments.

Si

 

[spanner570]

This is looking really good Si.....

I know this little gem is not completed yet and you could well be going to do it, and....I hope you don't mind the input, but......

As you have mega damage to the end of the 'Mole' can I suggest a mass of concrete lumps of various sizes on the floor? Perhaps even having one of the boys standing on the top. Might add a bit more to the feeling of 'What now?'

The more 'junk' and debris you put in, the better this feeling might be put across.

Ron

 

[eddiesolo]

This is looking really good Alan.....I know this little gem is not completed yet and you could well be going to do it, and....I hope you don't mind the input, but......

As you have mega damage to the end of the 'Mole' can I suggest a mass of concrete lumps of various sizes on the floor? Perhaps even having one of the boys standing on the top. Might add a bit more to the feeling of 'What now?'

The more 'junk' and debris you put in, the better this feeling might be put across.

Ron

Ron, I not be Alan lol... :D

You are thinking along my lines, me and Alan was discussing the use of debris a while ago...think you could be right Ron a few bits may just help it along.

Si

 

[spanner570]

Ron, I not be Alan lol...Si

What a tool, sorry Joe!

 

[eddiesolo]

What a tool, sorry Joe!

No problems Jim.

Si

 

[eddiesolo]

Another little update: The Adrian pattern helmets are on, the kit bag in the corner, old rust added and the whole lot has had a coat of matt varnish to seal and tone down.

Si

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[Alan 45]

It's looking better every time you add something well done

Ps I don't mine being given the credit for this little gem :rolleyes:

 

[eddiesolo]

It's looking better every time you add something well done Ps I don't mine being given the credit for this little gem :rolleyes:

Well, I think you have done a sterling job sir...

Thanks mate, think is part is just about finished, now for the boat and debris etc.

Si

 

[flyjoe180]

Keep me out of this you lot.

 

[Polux]

Nice, very nice, nicely

 

[Gern]

That's coming to life very nicely Si - or is it Alan - or Joe - or Jim?

Gern

 

[eddiesolo]

Nice, very nice, nicely

I thank you Polux, ta mate appreciate you popping in.

Si

 

[eddiesolo]

That's coming to life very nicely Si - or is it Alan - or Joe - or Jim?Gern

LOL, no idea mate, could be anybody. I really should get building it.

Si