Hey guys, I’ve got two firsts here…one being my first try at posting photes here, and the other being my first attempt at a diorama. It’s pretty basic compaired to some of the beautiful diorams I’ve seen around here, but I’m curious to hear what the assembled experts here at FSM think . fingers crossed
It’s a 1/72 scale Dragon kit, of an M1A1 MTB from the 3rd Inf Division stationed in Iraq, 2003.
And unfortunately another first … the links failed … sorry.
Well, it sounds cool. Try to get those pics up. I’m not the guy to ask how though. Good Luck! [tup]
Sorry I only see lots of red text, and when I click it I get “document not found”
Darn, sorry about that. I’ll try to get that fixed.
Okay, I hope this works…
http://www.geocities.com/warren_bridgewater/pictures.html?1080580338908
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Yep, the second link worked fine in routing to your site.
Good jpb on the tank. I really do admire the small scale stuff
Looks gerat. I wish I could really get into the small stuff, could do alot of multi vehichle dios that way.
awwww 1/72 is soooo cute, like a little keychain 
Looks great, nice job!!
Thank, glad you enjoyed the pictures [:)]
Really neat. Great job in 1/72!
Really nice. I wouldn’t say basic… I’d say there is room for additions. Some rufuse or something in the area by the grass in front of the tank would do wonders.
Cool stuff wrbridge
Ooo…yeah, refuse would add a nice touch to the scene. Thanks for the suggestion cassibill [8D]
You’re welcome wrbridge. For some reason space filler isn’t noticed when it’s there, but only when it isn’t. You could use anything for refuse. Just weather it into the ground work good. You could do odd stuff since people fleeing would have lightened the load periodically.
Now where did I put that 1/72 scale air conditioner and office furniture set…? [;)]
Looks good. Small and wonderful.
Looks great
Looks great, keep 'em coming [:D][tup]
Very nice Warren. 1/72 is very impressive when done with skill. Congatulations on a great build.
