German check-point, december 1944, Dolomites.

[craig2]

Hi, here is a little diorama of an Italian fortress, occupied by a german force. In the fortress, there is a Feldlazarett, a SD office and a Feldgendarmerie company.
Cheers.

[von Lucky]

Nice set up.

However, you'll need to edit all three photos to remove the Swastika.

[Westfalia Chris]

Nice set up.

However, you'll need to edit all three photos to remove the Swastika.

What he said. Please crop the images to remove the item or blot it out using a brush tool.

[craig2]

I will delete my post, it will less pain in the ass for me...Thank you.

[Orctrader]

Nice scene.   

(Can't see the offending imagery now so it must be sorted.)

Where does the walling come from?

[craig2]

Nice scene.   

(Can't see the offending imagery now so it must be sorted.)

Where does the walling come from?

It was a customed GW Fortress...

[von Lucky]

If you were hosting the images offsite you could leave the links in the post. The diorama you had set up was nice.

[joroas]

Exactly!

[von Lucky]

Well at least he's getting comments!

[craig2]

I know, I know...I understand the rules of that section, but it does not seem that I agree. We make historic figures on (I hope) the most historic sceneries as possible...I do not imagine WW2 archive pictures without banners or without any propaganda or politic symbols. Sorry.

[craig2]

On a serious note Craig - there is no choice about this - it is German law.

Yes I know...

Here is a corrected picture, only one...

[fluffy05]

Very nice!!

[craig2]

Thank you !