Pre-made dioramas

HeavyArty wrote:

What scale are they.  They look like 25mm, or Wargamer scale to me.

I thought I saw on there that they were 1/32.

"The goal - to be able to recreate the D-Day Invasion and the battle to liberate "Fortress Europe" in amazingly detailed 1/32nd scale."

Steve 

The only thing I could think of is using small pieces of masking tape and forming the harness and then modify a field pack and then have the strings coming out of that. Or, I was reading that at St. Mereglise, pardon the spelling, the 82nd AB were coming down with there thompsons firing and didn't give anyting if they were landing over here or over there as long as they wern't dead, that might make it easier if you don't have to have th Para holding the lines.

David

yeti0010 wrote:

shouldn't be to hard to make your own.

Parachute canopy is not that difficult to make, but harnesses and other goodies that comes with  the chute probably is going to be difficult.  Besides, I'm not a sculptor so I probably will not be able to convert figures in such way that they are posed as if they are attached to chutes.

If you have any references or "HOW TO" information, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks. 

yeti0010 wrote:

shouldn't be to hard to make your own.

I jsut had this incredible image ot toes just touching down, so the chute would still be fully inflated, which would have all kinds of good dramatic angles into it for a dio.

Then, I had a mental image of a deployment bag hitting, its strap still taut (in wire) to hold the para off the surface for even more drama (especially when the cat knocks such fragility over . . . <g>)

I  Is there any 1/35 scale kits that comes with parachutes open?

No