Miniatures Watch the Birdie!

[FPT]

Attached are photos of Union officers sitting pretty for the camera. With the exception of the tent (manufacturer unknown) all figures are 22MM Musket Miniatures. The flag is homemade

 

[captaindrew]

That's cool!

 

[Booner]

A nice change from a battle scene.

 

[JOHN42768]

very nice

 

[Virginia Dave]

What size are the figures? 54mm Oops missed that at the beginning. 24mm

 

[Booner]

What size are the figures? 54mm

22mm

 

[Waterloo50]

A nice change from a battle scene.

Agreed, it's nice to see a diorama that depicts a calm scene, I reckon some civil war period photos could inspire some great dioramas.

 

[Carronade]

Neat - especially the way you blended in the background, looks like they're on the Blue Ridge or some such.

 

[Virginia Dave]

I will have to try that when my collection is large enough.

 

[FPT]

Neat - especially the way you blended in the background, looks like they're on the Blue Ridge or some such.

Yes, the photos do have the feeling of Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, etc., which is what I was trying to achieve, however, they were taken at Mueller State Park in Divide, Colorado.

 

[Booner]

Yes, the photos do have the feeling of Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, etc., which is what I was trying to achieve, however, they were taken at Mueller State Park in Divide, Colorado.

I've been through Divide many times. I used to fish up in 11 mile canyon. (the honey hole is up by the first campground from the dam).

 

[upton j.]

Nice Thanks for posting.

 

[Lubliner]

I remember the Mariner's Museum having small displays behind glass of interesting scenes. They always intrigued me, and put me into a dreamy state. Cool that you have that knack for patience. A very interesting scene. Was the kneeling man with his hat off one-armed?
Lubliner.

 

[Belle Montgomery]

miniatures! This is SO cool! Thanks for sharing.

 

[FPT]

I remember the Mariner's Museum having small displays behind glass of interesting scenes. They always intrigued me, and put me into a dreamy state. Cool that you have that knack for patience. A very interesting scene. Was the kneeling man with his hat off one-armed?
Lubliner.

The figure you are asking about is sitting on a stump. His right hand is holding a pipe and his left one is on his left leg. Would have been nice if Musket Miniatures did have one armed figures (Phil Kearney, O O Howard?) but they never made any,

FPT