Have you ever wanted to add a dynamic element to your dioramas? Well Mike Bishop of Monroe Perdu has done just that with this tale of smoke and fire during the Fall of France.

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Great article Mike. The layout looks terrific with or without the smoke. I like the "drop everything and run" look of the scene. Well done.
I must say you don't often see a tank with a semi-gloss finish, but here, on the Hotchkiss, it looks very realistic as opposed to being dead flat. It captures the steel of the tank.
Thanks for sharing that with us.

It was indeed an interesting article. It was a good idea to use the smoke generator and LED's to simulate fire and smoke.

Great article indeed!
The effects are something to cheer up the scene!
Congratulations!

Mike,

thanks for this excellent article. I think you did another great job. I'm very much impressed with the tree, it looks so darn real.

again, great article ! Thanks.

A terrific job on both the diorama and the article. The smoke generator was a great effect and very creative.