Hi.
After a break in the modeling going back to the hobby, Warsaw Uprising - 1944.
Title - as they were called insurgents by the Nazis

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RJ

Really nice work Rafal. I'm not sure about the frame on the cutaway of the tunnel- does it take away from the visual balance of the piece?

Thanks.
Maybe a little, but I got the idea after gluing the wall to street.
It's not bad, enhances visual crowd in the channel storm.

For uninitiated
The photo is not me, it illustrates in what position they had to move:
http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/1/8303/z8303621O.jpg
tough - with all gear, heat..under pression

another interesting composition from you.

Always an interesting topic!!! Love the scene, can’t wait to see some progress on it!!

Regards,

Knowing the history of the Warsaw Uprising and having grown up in the Polish youth scout system from age 6 when I was a cub scout (Zuch) all the way until I had my own troop when I was 18, this topic is very close to my heart. I cannot wait to see how it turns out.

absolutely sick !!! more pls

Hey Rafal, great to see another of your masterworks in progress. Looks like a very interesting and engaging scene with plenty to see even at this early stage.

Hi Rafal. Its already looking like another treat. I like the composition of your figures with the little boys keeping an eye out and the guys snaeking underground.
I think the street lamp is too big for the scene though ... is it the photographs or is it really supposed to be this big? In the image below it almost looks as big as the figure!!

Thanks 4 all comments.

Fixed appearance of children.
Figures almost ready for this diorama and next one - Panther G called "Pudel"
At the moment I have this stage:

Fantastic,i went to your website but unfortunatly i dont speak polish,it was still eye candy so thank you

Thanks

So, next step.
Posters are pasted on water (4 now)
Wall painted,lamp and street too.
Next will be pigments









RJ

great work with the wall and stones.

Looks fantastic so far

Thanks.
I can not edit post, the same pictures again.

You've certainly added a great deal of color interest to the scene. I really like the cobblestones- very realistic looking. The posters you've added too bring a great deal of interest to the wall and I think that will draw the viewer into and along the scene- I just think that white poster on the upper right looks a little too 'clean' in comparison to the others but perhaps it is supposed to represent a newly pasted up poster?

As always Rafal this is inspiring work.

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RJ

It looks OUTSTANDING

Your dio tell us a story and this story is a thriller!.
We can't avoid to be worried about the destiny of these children !

Moreover you've done a great job with walls and cobblestones

Thanks a million for sharing

officially mindblowing....wish I can do such paint work some day

Truly inspiring Rafal. Another crowd pleaser. Sets me to start work on some of the vignettes I've been putting off.

WOOOW,

i love the dios which tell a story like yours, like said above we must worried for the children, wearing the insurgents armband and tearing up a nazi poster, as well for the insurgent waiting with a panzerfaust, not really usefull for a close man to man fight...and what about those underground...???
And the painting work is magnificent !
Great dio !
nico

Wow, this is really a good composition. The details is really well done, as well! Well done!

mad skills my man,One of the best ive seen in a long time.Thank you so much for sharing this.
az

Well done!! A very well executed diorama, great story great scratch work and great painting … just like all your work’s!

Regards,

RJ: very nice scene and well executed in your usual manner. Great to see.
My only comment is that the gate hinges are wrong. The side going to the wall should be below the side going to the gate, lest the gate fall to the floor and not be able to swing. Minor point though in a fantastic diorama. Great job.

Happy Modelling, -zon