Excellent idea, superbly executed.

I think it's a great dio and very well done!
However I would suggest adding more contrast/greys to clothing and gear to show the differences in colour.

I agree to Ant, the color fading to grey-tones looks very good und this effect is truly an eye-catcher!

Also I saw this "2-times in one scene" in another dio, but it was "only" a vehicle.
But building a landscape with figures and other small detail is much harder.
Great work so far!

greetings...
Soeren

dear Robert,
Would it not be more logical to let these men walk from right to the left? Your dio shows the past on the right side. I think you should let them walk from the battlefield side to the memorial side.

nice tip.. thanks..

of course there is some more work to be done on figures and on landscape but before that I'm going on looong vacation and only thing I would built is sand castles of course in 1/35 , anyway thanks to everbody who is following my work here

cheers
Robert

Fantastic work mate. The effect is amazing. Great job with the 'ghost' painting.

As I wrote before ghost's from the past ... my work finally continues....
groundwork almost done .. sign plate still to be done and fiksed to iron fence...
hope you like it..

cheers
Robert

One of the nicest concepts that I have seen and very well done also.
J

Hey Robert, good to see this has not faded away as a gohst. Turning out rather well I would say. By the way, are you competing with me for the longest time for a dio?

Well, if competition is opened I will join and dont let the date on pictures fool You ... pictures was taken today but I didn't set the date on camera ...

Beautiful work man, I love the idea and the way you have executed it …

Regards,

Original idea and well executed. Well done

Hi Robert,

This is a very interesting concept and I hope to see more of it.
As Claude had mentioned of the size of the stones are a bit large, but I don't think you will likely be changing them. Do you think if you were to put a bit of weeds or tiny roots in a few places between the them, it would offset their size or add more depth to the wall?
I think you have a very unique idea of a dio.

Tony

Thanks for replay guys,

@Tony: thanks for reminder ,, I almost forget to put some grass on the grey part of the road and some betwen stones in the wall....thanks again mate (after all that is a reason to put some pictures on the forum... few eyes more can see more things then one pair )

cheers
Robert

End is near.... hope you like it, (still didn't fix the date on my camera)

cheers
Robert

really really great! love it!

This is easily one of the most innovative dioramas I've ever seen. I've been following it from the start and its nice to see it now nearly finished. The layout and the way the color fades to tones of grey falling across the graveyard is just brilliant and inspiring. Such good work Robert.

Great result so far, Robert!
It looks really outstanding and shows the contrast of changing times very good!

Greetings and thanks for the updates!
Soeren

Yo Robert,

Great idea!!! Not easy I think to put this two different project all in one.

I Like contrast very well...you put it al togheter good.

Keep up

Greetz Nico

nice to see it's reaching the final stages Robert, being following this one from the start and the more i see of it the more impressive it gets excellant. Ant.

Ok , work has been finished .. and last weekend I went to one of best competitions in my country... and surprise ... in category vignetes and dioramas of figures (all scales) I was third .. bronze medal ... well some people seems to like my work some didn't (what's that ? half of this dio is gray?????) Unfortunately I din't take any photos of my dio at competition but Hungarian crew did an put it on line among others ... so here's link where you could see lots of beautiful scale models from competition

thanks for following and giving good tips

cheers

Robert

http://users.atw.hu/wolfpack-foto/CK2011/AFV/slides/ck_afv_41.html