Dear Forum Members,

Well, it has been a while, and my apologies for being absent from the forum for so long. A late summer blast of heat here in the UK has allowed me to get outside and start the next section of my Waterloo project: the area north of La Haye Sainte to the crossroads. Here are some photos:

There are five squares, 79th Camerons, 28th Glosters, 27th Inniskillings, 32nd Cornwalls and 8th KGL.



This is the cottage just north of the crossroads:



8th KGL in the foreground:



28th Glosters in the foreground:



1st/95th line the hedge and occupy the sandpit:



The sandpit from La Haye Sainte:



About half of the 1st/95th are in place:



The orchard looking north:





There is still a great deal to do, but they're already about 4,000 figures on this part of the diorama. May I also add that my excuses for not posting are so very insignificant compared to the challenges faced by Strelets. I submit this post in their honour.

You do our hobby great justice sir, outstanding.

Wow!! Superb work there! Not just the figures, but the landscaping & terrain too.
Simply impressive! The size of this whole diorama never ceases to amaze me! Truely museum/gallery quality.

What puzzles/worries me is that if a diorama this size is set up in a museun or gallery or where ever: how to prevent dust landing on it? One just can not dust it with any kind of brush. Nor use a vacuumclener. Fixing some kind of ventilationsystem under/over/around it? It's way too big to have a clear plastic "box" to cover it and the visul effect would suffer - it needs the open space over it.

So glad to see another series of pictures of your diorama. Simply beautiful.

Wow

thats impressive

my favourite battle (to the extent you can have one) and nice to see brought to life


keep up the good work


cheers

Just love those British Squares! Thank you for posting your pictures. A real pleasure to look at time and again. Please keep it up! - GC