STALINGRAD

[alcal]

Hi Guys
Had a good tidy up as needed to lay it out to plot next jobs ,craters , sand bags,bullet holes and sewers.
Oh and those grey boxes are meant to be the chemical vats.
Cheers AL
 

[carlos marighela]

Christ on a bike, that's impressive! You really are building the whole city aren't you? Plans to do the banks of the Volga?

[alcal]

Christ on a bike, that's impressive! You really are building the whole city aren't you? Plans to do the banks of the Volga?

Yes......................the height of the foam allows for an interpretation of that.

[Rich H]

I wish I had space!

Stunning work chap!

[Ultravanillasmurf]

That is amazing.

[Captain Blood]

Reminds me of growing up in Croydon 

Wonderful modelling and at such impressive speed and spectacular scale.

[Mattias]

This is beyond wargaming. This is art.
/Mattias

[Andym]

Wow!......just Wow!

[Ragnar]

This is beyond wargaming. This is art.
/Mattias

Agreed, he should be working for museums.

[Ballardian]

Stupendous scenery set-up, this keeps on getting better, I envy whoever gets to game on it.

[gamer Mac]

Love the bullet holes through the poster, some is going to get a visit from the local commissioner
 

[alcal]

Love the bullet holes through the poster, some is going to get a visit from the local commissioner
 

The picture is on magnetic paper I can swap it for one of Adolf before they arrive :-)

The factory was going to be defended by Germans but as with history the Russians never lost it so due to me painting one platoon of Russians plus some support  and Ade Deacon painting two platoons of Germans (including one assault pioneer platoon)we`ve swapped the scenario around.

It was Adolf himself who ordered Paulus not to attack the Lazur Cheers AL

[julius1880]

I'm very impressed by your work. All you need is to lower the temperature to below 0 and you've go the battle set.

[alcal]

I'm very impressed by your work. All you need is to lower the temperature to below 0 and you've go the battle set.

Cheers this depicts the battle during October and November before the winter set in.

AL

[alcal]