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1/35 scale amphibious landing diorama

Posted by peachpiz on 30 Jan 2017, 01:59

Thought i could share this, a diorama i made a few years ago for the Philippine Marine Corps Museum depicting the first amphib usage of their then new LVTP-5's in 1975 during the height of the southern Philippine secessionist rebellion; this were based on pictures and interviews of the actual participants; the landing site was Taglibi beach, Patikul, Jolo, Sulu, Philippines...

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one of the few pictures of the actual event used as reference:

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hope u like it!
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Posted by Peter on 02 Feb 2017, 21:00

Looks fantastic Jeff! :thumbup:

Does this work stands in a museum? And what did you use for this diorama? Figures? Vehicles?
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Posted by Michael Robert on 02 Feb 2017, 23:02

Hello Peachpiz,
interesting diorama and topic
Great contribtion

Michael
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Posted by peachpiz on 03 Feb 2017, 01:38

Hi guys! Thanks for liking! Peter this is one of 2 amphibious dioramas i made for the Philippine Marine Corps Museum when I was still on active service; i used resin for the water, sand from the beach from our training camp covering the plaster of paris for the main foundation of the beach head; figures were a mixed bag but the LVTP5s were AFV club kits; ill post the other dio soon thanks again!
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Posted by Beano Boy on 03 Feb 2017, 01:51

It is really nice to see a new member, getting to grips with his work.
Yes I like it,and your presentation too.
Welcome to Benno`s slice of the Internet Peachpiz. BB
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Posted by Peter on 09 Feb 2017, 19:33

Mixed bag figures? Hong Kong?
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Posted by peachpiz on 15 Feb 2017, 01:26

Figures were a mix of Tamiya, Dragon and even italeri 1/35 sets, Peter...
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Posted by Peter on 15 Feb 2017, 19:33

peachpiz wrote:Figures were a mix of Tamiya, Dragon and even italeri 1/35 sets, Peter...

Thanks for the information Jeff! :thumbup:
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