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Interesting figure. i know a good title : wasn't there a Warren Zevon song : "Roland the headless Thompson gunner ?"
Ahem! In my first post I said, "
The figure is test fitted for the sake of the picture.
"....

:-)
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think the sniper should be looking throught the window with a burt out window frame.
That's what I was thinking, too.
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From the first photo it looks like there is gonna be too much empty space...you could use this space to show that its very boring at the post.
Whats going to be in side the house???
That's one thing I thought of, too much empty space... But I think it will retain visual interest. In my poor illustration, the chunck of lines on the left is going to be a road. I'll have it covered with snow, and there will be tire tracks from jeeps and trucks going through. I hope that will add some visual interest.
As for what's in the house: Debris. I wnat to put a small chair in there, so the sniper can have his winter camo draped over it, and his secondary weapon resting there too. I might put a small heater (broken) in there, but I'm not sure.
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How are you going to show the veiwer that the germans are comming???
Ummm... I haven't figured that one out yet.
One thing I thought of was to create a small map the the sniper has with him. It would show the small town, the guardhouse, and a nazi symbol to show where the Germans were expected to come from.
Two other ideas I had:
-have a damaged crossing arm laying on the road
-have a signpost in front of the guradhouse. (with the name of the small town)
Here's a building question: If the outside of my guardhouse is brick, would it be the same brick layer on the inside? Or would there be wood paneling?
...or if you can help me get a vague description of what the wall would look like, I'd appreciate it! (:-)
YodaMan