Well, here are some pictures of my Andersonville dio. I have not worked much in this scale and it is amazing all the flubs one finds in a picture!
Well, as per our thread on concentration camps, it really would be hard to model this scene in the true horror it was.
A few facts, Andersonville openned in 1864 in February.
It was an open stockade.
The dead line was added when it was felt the prisoners were too easily digging under the wall.
The only stream became polluted very quickly. Note the fellow on the log.
There were raiders who stole from the fresh fish. They had nice tents, clothes, and supplied. They are in the right rear.
The wagon crew is checking on those who died in the night.
Outside, there is a guard house, the stocks that were used, a camp for off duty guards. One end shows five runaways coming back and the other shows three soldiers with leg irons and large stone - punishment for running, after time in the stocks.
I will probably play with poses and such, but would like any comments you may have.
<Mike F>
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http://www.wcnet.org/~rmfrench/images.html/