A beautyfull new addtion to my WW1 trench

[Jean-Loup]

This is what my WW1 trench looked like before:

[Jean-Loup]

The other day, when cleaning out the garage, my dad found an exeptional new item that I put in my trench, adding great realism. It is a bit old and dried out, but still very nice . Lets see who can spot the new addtion.

[Tino]

Is it the belt laying in front of the rat?

Very nice and realistic display!

[Johnny S]

Is it the belt laying in front of the rat?

Very nice and realistic display!

It is the rat..............!

[Jean-Loup]

Yes, indeed, the rat is the new part of my unwholesome display. Thanks for the coment as well.


JL

[Tim DC]

That's what I call realism!
Great display Jean-Loup

[Tyler Ramsey]

WoW! That's a first to see in military display!
Does it not smell?

[robert60446]

Yes, indeed, the rat is the new part of my unwholesome display.
JL

Ok, now I've seen everything! Great display Jean!

[Jean-Loup]

No, the rat does not smell. Actualy, it probably died several years ago. It is very light, as the insects ate everything inside it. There is just the skin and bones left.

JL

[Para82nd]

i wouldnt call it, a Beautiful addition!

[JuanS]

That I call a very realistic trench. It is really amazing.

thanks for sharing

Juan

[Soviet]

Was there a lot of rats in the trenches ?

[Stravers]

That's a great display! Nice work!

[Darrell]

Was there a lot of rats in the trenches ?

Absolutely ... however, the picture was usually reversed ... dead soldiers and live rats

[Jody]

Absolutely ... however, the picture was usually reversed ... dead soldiers and live rats

Hello Soviet,
As a matter of fact, by WWI standards that rat was rather small. If you want WWI tales about rats read "All Quiet on the Western Front" and "Goodbye to All That".

BTW, Jean-Loup nice diorama? Is that in your house?
Regards,
Jody