WIP Desert Village

[Tenerifecrimson]

Where I am living i have found a desertic area with a little less of 1 Ha. It look like a desert area in Afghanistan like Keyber pass or some area in the Golan Hights during Yom Kippur War. I plan to put there a village of 12 houses, few bunkers and roads. it's a good place to put on scene my figures and vehicle including R/C tank battle.

Here are the pictures of my first barn as part of my village:



The main farm:



The barn:



The destroyed house (on the site i am gone place some walls arts and burn wood in it):



Now the walls:



Note the bullets impacts:



On one of the acces road, i have placed a bunker:

[Tenerifecrimson]

I had some houses in the village, also the water point and a part of wall on the right side:











An aerial view:



A view from the village on the ground:



I can't resist to put some figures in it to have an idea of the realism:

[Tenerifecrimson]

It's a part of my dio. On one of the acces road, like a ghost, a souvenir, still stay an old Russian gun:

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The gun is a Chap Mei

[popeye357]

WoW dude! It's just like that for real! And the gun looks like real metal. great job.

[tmanthegreat]

Fantastic work on the buildings and I love your use of the desert terrain You must live in So Cal or one of the southwestern states somewhere Either way, it all makes for a very realistic setup. You need to get some of the 21c "Eastern Warrior" figures as they are tailor-made Taliban action figures and would look spot-on in your diorama!

[granch]

Outstanding, the buildings in the landscape Just put some Humvees on the road in the background.... What kind of figures are the arabic men?

[Tenerifecrimson]

Hi Granch,

It's from the Indiana Jones series

[trigger1]

Outdoor dios always look the best to me. Love that gun!! Great work so far.

[pickelhaube]

They look real out in the desert.

[Tanker85]

Great start to a fantastic outside dio. I look forward to your developing vision of a rural village. The scale perception is awesome and as you add detail it will really come into focus. Thanks for sharing and post more pics.


Eric