Pleisto.. scenes!

Amazing again!! Just wondering- do you use a real life background or is it models of the scenery?

Thank you again Bonnie! :)

Here, I just use real life background. When I find the decor, I choose the actors and on the place, details of the decor generaly give me the idea of the little story.. :)

Great idea! I am amazed at how you can find background that looks real and is also in scale with the animals!

You're right, the most important is to select good backgrounds! :)

Thank you Andreas! :)

Caracal wrote:

Trafalgar square, 100 000 B.P.

Thank you Susanne!.. of course, Dourbie river figures just one branch of Thames! :)

Lots of great pics again!

Thank you Katja! :)

I posted after it but it seems I missed your Trafagal square. I thought it was a boring and grey square as many others but that is a fantastic place. The picture with Nelson, the hippo, with the complete dominance of the waters while Napo-leon, is controling the land and its coast, is fabulous. The straight-tusked elephant must be the regent of Portugal at that time, John VI, that was not devoted to battles but best known for having his pockets always full of chicken thigs. When Napo-leon men were invading Portugal and John VI suspected he had to share his chickens with the French men, he immediately took the best ships of the kingdom and escaped to Brazil together with all chikens. ...

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Mousterian hunters found a good cave.. but a cave bear too!..

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 .. and what could stop a so powerful intruder?!..

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 .. The hunters try to repel it with stones while one of them tries to light pieces of wood..

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 .. Here are the flames!.. evereybody inside! quick!..

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 .. The cave bear fears that red beast which devorates all!..

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 .. and he prefers to leave..

 Hunters will spend a good night now in the lightness and warmness of the dometicated fire!..

(cave bear from Starlux, hunters from repaint unbranded chinese copies of Marx ones)

Another great series of pictures!

Thank you Andreas and Bonnie! :)

Great photos. Big fan of the Pleistocene dioramas.

Thank you Max! :)

dire wolves are defending a bison they killed, facing a smilodon (from Tomy Ania)

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And now the dire wolves get a part in your scenes!
They always look so realistic- did you make the trees in the background?

Nice scene again, I don’t know who will be the winner but I guess it won’t be the bison

Thank you Bonnie  and Christophe! :)

 I made some trees like the one on top left (about 10), found some on fleat-markets (the little ones) and ordered others for a vey low price to China (but I had to elongate trunks and glue foliage again! )..   and Ooops  , I am just noticing the little lying firs I forgot on the left!!..

I fear the wolves will have to wait a little before eating  Christophe.. :)

That's interesting to know, thank you!

The best picture book ever

Great scenes, ...poor bison.

congrats, other marvellous job.