Omaha Beach D-Day Big Red One Diorama For a Friend

[@neilbedford5082]

Great job - liking this a lot 😊

[@MonsterMinis]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@brucemenard]

Great narrative and wonderful storytelling.

[@chrispacer4231]

I’m here for YOUR VIDEO first time seeing this DEC. 11th 2024 ….. I’m a model builder from a long time ago 😂 1970…. I enjoyed watching this, you did a great job !!!!! EVERYTHING ABOUT IT WAS GREAT…. I build in 1/48 1/72…… I saved this video , I will watch this again….. Keep doing what you’re doing ENJOY YOUR HOBBY I’m with you brother !!!!!!!!!! MODEL ON ……… CHRIS 🇺🇸 nice job

[@MonsterMinis]

Thank you, Chris! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@philRminiatures]

Lovely diorama, nice job!

[@MonsterMinis]

Thank you very much!

[@TerrainbyAaron]

Nicely done. Great work on the details. It looks good enough to me.

[@MonsterMinis]

Thank you very much!

[@AKKK1182]

There's a lot to point out, but the first thing that sticks out is that the hedgehogs are placed in front of the log ramps. It should be the other way around as the log ramps (that should have mines attached) were meant to catch the landing craft at high tide and the hedgehogs were to block armor.

[@MonsterMinis]

100% I had to take quite a few artistic liberties with the beach scene to tell this story with the drama it deserved. Thanks for watching!

[@NokiLokiFabio]

You can easily go outside and find stivks for the beach log ramps no 😂

[@manfredlombrez21]

The bunker layout is totally wrong. The firing slit didn’t face forward because then the enemy could shoot straight into the bunker…

[@MonsterMinis]

Boy, if that was the only thing that was historically inaccurate, we'd be doing great. I had to take quite a few artistic liberties with this piece to get it to a reasonable size and tell this amazing story. Thanks for watching!

[@manfredlombrez21]

@@MonsterMinisI was being polite….

[@dantemenard6287]

@@manfredlombrez21wow imagine watching a video about someone making a tribute to a moment in time where a family member used the power of love and determination displayed through photography to get through a crisis, and then coming out of it fixating on a few details of historical inaccuracy and play it off as you going easy. The artist even admits in the narration a few things had to be modified to fit the message and theme of the story he was telling. If all you got out of this was, “This wasn’t what it looked like that day.” Then the problem is you not the artist. Don’t worry I’m being polite. Monsterminis keep up the great work and don’t give this hopeless 10% the time of day. They wouldn’t know a good thing if it hit them in the face.

[@manfredlombrez21]

@ waw, used chatgpt to come out with this answer…. You are what’s wrong with the world… no one can handle criticism anymore… we all have to walk in the same direction and like everything everyone puts on social media, youtube, etc.

[@dantemenard6287]

@ this coming from someone that can’t handle a well articulated description of why they are in the wrong, so they bring up AI. Criticism is fine when it’s constructive with a purpose to help someone grow. It’s the way that we improve at our craft. What you said wasn’t criticism it was completely missing the point of the video and instead trying to put down someone’s work to improve your mood. If that’s the way you are truly trying to help then maybe you need to consult a little AI to help you organize your thoughts.