Thanks my Friends


RJ

Awe inspiring.

I don't feel worthy to crticise but if pushed I'd say the two odd things that stood out were

(i) The rebar - I agree with plasticbattle. Too uniform in length and direction. No concrete hanging off it and possibly too much.

(ii) The toy ball - looks too bright - but it does make an artistic statement.

Cheers,

Nigel

Excellent scene and well laid out in several layers.

I must agree with the points about the metal rods coming out of the concrete. There seems to be a lot of them and what force has caused them to all bend inwards. Seems unnatural and would probably be easy to fix.

All in all a great diorama. Thanks for sharing

Another stunning diorama sir. You are an incredible story teller with your talents. A very moving portrayal of life in that ghetto. I also love that you post lots of pictures it helps to see every possible angle when you are trying to learn new techniques... keep it up!

Nicely Done, IT's GREAT !

milvehfan

This Dio really doesn't have anything to do with the Warsaw ghetto...

Rafal...as usual you you have impressed all of us with your skill. This is one of the subjects that not many people know about...but is a very important and interesting chapter in in WWII and the history of the Polish people. What an homage to the brave Polish Home Army men and women who chose to take on the overwhelming power of the German war machine.
Excellent choice of subject matter, I like the fact that the scene takes place on different levels. Great work.

Jeff

My apologies Paul. You are correct. the fighting for the ghetto took place in 43, not 44 as Rj noted at the beginning of this post. I sit corrected. RJ, you still capture marvelously the fight of All polish people who fought against the tyranny of fascism during the second world war. You should be proud of your efforts to bring this aspect of the war to light in an age where we sometimes seem to forget about the sacrifices men & women have made thorough history to ensure our freedoms remain. Keep up the inspirational work!