It hasn't stopped raising in UK for weeks which is rather dull. Progress on my Waterloo model has therefore been inhibited by my inability to take sections outside and show them holistically.

Here are some updated shots showing the wood just North of Frischermont which links the chateau to Smohain.

We have also worked on Le Caillou, the farm where Napoleon spent the night before Waterloo.

First up is Le Caillou. The original building was burnt by the Prussians.





The walled garden is however original:







Next up is the Frischermont wood











This is a new ruined building for the village:







La Haye:























This amounts to another large contribution to the project. The next stage will be the many figures needed to populate the diorama in these areas. More on my blog at: https://generalpicton.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2026-02-09T10:37:00-08:00&max-results=7

Truly beautiful diorama work here Picton. Well done!

Thank you Asher!