ok a little bit more showing the roof detail, plus the damage / rubble work on the inside.









will post some picts showing the figures in the next couple of days

cheers

keith forsyth

Great work so far. I love to keep up with SBS's like this. One thought: what do you think about the chair being covered by the rubble instead of on top of it, like the grandfather clock?

Patrick

It looks really good, but you have a crazy pattern goin. All of the rubble is in the middle of the floor. I say put some towards the sides and on the sides of the wall.

Keith,

excellent detail you're building up here. Looking forward to more updates, since this is going to be a winner diorama!

It looks very promising indeed. Is is a coin of some kind above the window? Its an astonishing level of detail for such a big diorama.

I agree with other posters that the rubble should be closer to the corner on the third floor with a hole in it.

And why is there rubble in the middle of the first and second floor? Perhaps furniture moved away, tilted or used as barricades would be an option?

Market Garden is on of my favorite topics of WW2. This is really looking great.

I'm impressed!!! Looking forward to see the result.

Erik

Very well done! Great idea! Keep on going, you're on the right track!
Cheers and happy modelling!
Prato

Hi guys
thanks for the comments, im having to be slightly careful with the placing of the rubble as i have more furniture and other equipment to go in (plus figures), the rubble on the second floor is due to the holes in the floor, the rubble on the first floor is what has been blown in, fallen through windows, down stairs etc (although slightly less).

The first floor also has funiture stacked against the windows, but i have had to paint seperatly due to confined space i have to work in, inside the building.

The item over the window is a button i found at a craft shop, i picked up half a dozen different ones and that one looked ideal once in place.

cheers

keith forsyth

Keith nice vision, I like the design. This one will hold a lot of interest for the viewer. Judging by your other works, I would say this is "still in the works" I will be anxious to see the end results. Nice detailing so far I'm noting quite a few nice touches (subtle details) to the building. Good work. Keep us up to date.

Paul

Building look wow, what are you planing for wallpaper inside.

Hai Keith, great house tne interrior is we'll done too, keep on going mate
043

Didn't you put some rubble on the top floor??

I like to see further progress soon

this is gong perfect and thanks for sharing..so good to see your skills here in Armorama Keith.please keep us teaching

All I can say is wow! Can't wait to see it all done in a dio.

That looks really good so far.

The only thing I can see that could be off are the damaged areas shingles.
Are they to be stone or wood?

If stone they would be broken up a lot more as stone shingles tend to shatter.

If wood I don’t think the row with the exposed top would have the shingles lining up.
The sides of wood shingles are in a wedge shape with the top very thin the tops of then would be prone to cracking ans splintering.

Its still very well done and I look forward to seeing more pictures of it.

Cant wait to see the next pics. I'm really looking forward to see the final result.

Good job. Good luck with it.

Simon

Love it...Just Love,
greatwork keith how many figures will you be putting in
---ALL THE FOURS---

Nice, i see you have done quite a bit since you last posted photos on it here.

If you have a daughter, im sure you guys would save money on buying a doll house.

Hey Keith,

Let me just say, cool dio! Whats the status on it? I cant wait to see it finished!

acog1

That is so beautiful. The amount of detail are amazing.
Looking forward to seeing what figures you have chosen for this beauty.

Ho boy, looking good so far !
Please keep update as many time as you can.

Best,

Julien

Looks fantastic! Can't wait to see more of it! Please keep us posted!
Cheers and happy modelling!
Prato

It really looks promising. Well done.

Looking forward to more updates.

Ola Keith

Well the plong wait was worth it to finally see another great set of in progress shots of this project. Well I can't really think of much criticism. All looks cleanly built and well thought out.
I can say your point with the rubble on the second and first floor but in one way or another it looks kinda odd, It looks like the para's put it there for some reason.
That is really the only thing I can think of... looking forward to the next update