On the coast of Hastings 1066

[MABO]

This was my little entry in the running competition. I was really happy, I could finish it to take part in one after a long time. The figures are from Valdemar. The wooden base is from the shore of Normandie. I have found it during my holdays someday. So for me this was perfect. The sand and the water is from AK interactive. Thanks for the votes!

[santifernandez]

Nice scene.

[Bluefalchion]

Beautiful little vignette here. I did not know it was yours when I voted for it, but I should have. Your masterful terrain is one of the signatures of all your works.

[MABO]

Thanks Aaron.

[Emperor]

Yeah I voted for your diorama too...Great painted...

[Peter]

Small but wonderfull contribution, Jan! Thanks for joining the competition!

[Kostis Ornerakis]

Wonderful work!!
I especially loved your water and of course the wooden base!

[Bessiere]

The base works out brilliantly with the step down appropriate for standing beside the sea. Very well painted and posed, I can almost hear the gentle lapping of the waves at their feet. Outstanding work sir!

[Bill Slavin]

That’s a really nice little diorama.I love the feel of it and the wood from Normandy is a nice touch.

[MABO]

Thank you all for the kind words.

[Susofrick]

A very nice little scene. Seen the figures at Conny's website, but this is the first time I see them painted. And good!

[Ben90]

A wonderful scene! Everything looks excellent.

[MABO]

Thanks, Gunnar and Ben!

[Konrad]

The base makes the scene even more realistic.
Nice work.

[Patrick71]

Wonderful little diorama with beautiful painted figures.
thanks for sharing,
Patrick

[blacksmith]

Nice little scene. The wood base is a great touch.

[Iceman1964]

A small diamond !!!!
Great painting and ground, I like the sea shore.
well done, best compliments Mabo.

[Kekso]

Awesome project Jan. Pity you didn't got as much votes as you've got likes for this post.

[MABO]

Thanks again, my friends. I am happy that you like it.

[ToneTW]

Beautiful piece of art! And very fitting use of the Normandy drift wood!