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My mum showed me a journal from my great grandfather who served in world war one. So I am making a series of vigs based on some of his entriesI will change bodies around so the way to recgonize me granddad is he has an enfield "they said I was lucky, my unit were the only ones with helmets, the general said to expand the trench. So I went on on digging while capt. mac millan layed duck boards and gdsm parish built the breast works. eventually I ran into a filled in shell hole with a body in it. as I shoveled up a mound of dirt I noticed an arm was in it I thought I would throw up. it is the first day and its already hell."    
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What a great vig, I am looking forward to the next part.
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Great work, and I've always wondered, what does gdsm stand for?
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Purple Gorrilla wrote:Great work, and I've always wondered, what does gdsm stand for? Guardsman, its the british equivalent of a private.
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Wow, that is cool that it actually has history behind it! I should try that as one of my grandfathers was in WWII and another a paratrooper in Vietnam.
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I love the history behind this! Being able to dig through a whole journal-full of history must have been amazing! I like how you've conveyed the different colors of the dirt using different pieces, and the amoutn of texturre you've created inside the bunker, using slopes. Good work, good idea-- what more can I hope for?
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legofish wrote:I love the history behind this! Being able to dig through a whole journal-full of history must have been amazing! I like how you've conveyed the different colors of the dirt using different pieces, and the amoutn of texturre you've created inside the bunker, using slopes. Good work, good idea-- what more can I hope for? maybe, part 2?
My mocpages linkI like blueberry muffins!!!! the guy in my avatar is my great grandfather.
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Very good. Was the last picture intended to be fuzzy?
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teddybeartoots wrote:Very good. Was the last picture intended to be fuzzy? Sort of, its only an overview to give you the idea of how its laid out.
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