The theme of this vignette is that the little boy seen through the window, is sad. This is because, he cannot go out to play as he sees opposition fighters passing by, outside his window. It’s a bit of a turmoil outside at the moment.
29 Likes
Powerful and sad. Lots of action and emotion on a few cm2. Very well done, Charles!
4 Likes
A very big story told in a very small space! Great job!
4 Likes
That’s great work
1 Like
Nice scene, and you know it’s played out a thousand times for real in conflicts around the world …
3 Likes
Sure tells the story you want to tell !!!
2 Likes
My thanks Ron.
Gald you approve of it, Toms.
1 Like
Many thanks Dan.
1 Like
Most certainly Johnny. Conflicts of the times that were and still is.
2 Likes
Humble thanks Wilt.
1 Like
That’s a very inventive scene. I like small scenes like this that tell a story- it’s not an easy thing to do and you have shown through excellent staging just how it should be done.
4 Likes
Thank you Karl. I appreciate it.
2 Likes
Looks great.
Did you repurpose the figures from another diorama of yours?
2 Likes
Extremely well done, Charles. Personally, I’ve always favored smaller vignettes that tell a story over large dioramas that are just an excuse to show a lot of vehicles. This is tops!
2 Likes
Yes I did. I wasn’t completely satisfied with the old version.
2 Likes
Thanks. Like the photo. Thank you.
1 Like
Fantastic !
1 Like
Awesome! Great scene and the eye contact of the child and adult is perfectly executed. War…peace…
I really like how you used bright colors for the clothes on the figures as the eye is drawn to the figures first. All the colors seem to mesh well and it’s nice to see a scene that doesn’t use the same basic military color shades of green, brown, tan, sand, and olive.
4 Likes
Thank you.
1 Like