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Austrian hungarian steam barge
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entrauner
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19 Apr 2009, 16:54
Fantastic realism as always and a lovely composition to boot. The lighting, the water and the subject matter trick you into thinking that this is real. That in my opinion is genius.
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C M Dodson
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Kostis Ornerakis
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Chariobaude
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22 Feb 2016, 10:43
A real masterpiece indeed Entrauner!
And a very dirty boat too!
It is soo good you are telling a story in this dio: it all got stuck in the propellor and now the poor guys have to solve it.
I am curious how big the whole diorama is.
And where this is situated: since rocks and watercolor looks like Mediterranean, its probably not a Donau patrol boat. Croatian coast?
And a very dirty boat too!
It is soo good you are telling a story in this dio: it all got stuck in the propellor and now the poor guys have to solve it.
I am curious how big the whole diorama is.
And where this is situated: since rocks and watercolor looks like Mediterranean, its probably not a Donau patrol boat. Croatian coast?
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Cryns
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11 Nov 2015, 15:33
@mrCryns, thank you very mch.
I don't have the dio in front of me right now, but it is about 30cmx20cm and it shows austrian hungarian navy along the dalmatian coast ar. 1910 - at that time it was part to the KuK empire.
maybe not dirty but worn. you have to bare in mind sea water is very aggressiv and causes a lot of destruction on boats. plus they had to shovel around with lots of coal etc....
I don't have the dio in front of me right now, but it is about 30cmx20cm and it shows austrian hungarian navy along the dalmatian coast ar. 1910 - at that time it was part to the KuK empire.
maybe not dirty but worn. you have to bare in mind sea water is very aggressiv and causes a lot of destruction on boats. plus they had to shovel around with lots of coal etc....
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entrauner
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Excellent diorama. I like Eric always tells a little story! Quality - cinematic!
Great, my friend!
Great, my friend!
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Alex
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I'm in total agreement with Alex about your work 
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Ray.Caruana
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Kekso
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Eric, another masterpiece!
I don't know how you made this water so realistic, are you sure this is a vignette and not a real photo?
Awesome work, i wish i had your skills..
big respect here!!!
I don't know how you made this water so realistic, are you sure this is a vignette and not a real photo?
Awesome work, i wish i had your skills..
big respect here!!!
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Dad's Army
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Much like many of my Loco`s there is no smoke or steam,and one cannot do everything,and such things are best left for others to imagine. I therefore make no complaint,and i find this scene quite Magical. Yes Indeed. BB
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Beano Boy
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