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Offline PCV106

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SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« on: November 30, 2015, 18:23:09 »
Hello everybody,  :wave:
Today I've decided to present to you one of my story - diorama!
This is a diorama that I made last year and took lots of my time
to complete and get ready to show it to my playmobil friends and fans.
(Maybe some people, from you guys have already seen it in other sites!) 
Hope you'll enjoy it! I also hope to see some comments...  8}

Friendly, Vasiliki

Ps. I will show you few images every 2-3 days!



South England 1915
We're in a small town called Suncity, at the south area of England, 300 klm south west of London.
The 7:00 pm train have just arrived at the local train Station. Each arrival or departure of a train always brings changes to its train stop.
What changes will this train bring to this city's people? Come with me to find that out!


Hot spring weather. But when you're in England you'll never know. An umbrella is always a must have. Just like that one. Over there. The yellow one that this gentleman holds. With the newspaper and the book. He is the new priest of the local St.Gregory's church, Father John. When he was 8 years old, his mother died and his father send him to Playmohill's orphanage. He was tought by nuns so when he grew up, he devoted himself to the Anglican Church.


Sister Mary waits for him, at the train station. He came to welcome Father John and show to him, his new church. Last priest of the city's church, was a very venerable old man that knew and loved little John. He had asked bishop to send Father John in charge of Suncity's church, after his death. And that's what happened afterall...


The real reason, though, that convinced Father John to move to this town was different. Just a month ago, he recieved Suncity's local newspaper with a very strange advertisement printed on it, that was pointed out with a red circle around so that Father John wouldn't have missed to read it. The advertisement "asked for a Godsend Punisher!" Who was the one who asked such a thing? Who send to Father John the newspaper? Why was the one choosen? Those were a few of the questions that Father John had and he couldn't find his piece again. It was just like someone played a game with him...

(...TO BE CONTINUED...)
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #1 on: November 30, 2015, 21:56:27 »
Such beautiful photographs - you are so talented!  The stones under the train track are wonderful.

And I'm so curious to know what is happening.  I hope that the next part comes soon!
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Offline Rhalius

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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #2 on: November 30, 2015, 23:42:53 »
Those are some beautifull pictures, and the story seems to be quite a nice mystery.
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #3 on: December 01, 2015, 08:41:38 »
Quote from: Raven on November 30, 2015, 21:56:27
Such beautiful photographs - you are so talented!  The stones under the train track are wonderful.

Yes, and the real trees :)

Looking forward to more!
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2015, 14:09:27 »
Hello
Thank you all for your nice comments.
I'm so happy that you like this 1st part of my story.
Hope to keep you curious...

Friendly, Vasiliki
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Offline Tiermann

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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #5 on: December 01, 2015, 17:41:34 »
Beautiful work Vasiliki - great diorama and excellent photography of it.
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #6 on: December 02, 2015, 05:48:48 »
Great photo's, you are very skilled! And a very intriguing story, i love to see more!
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #7 on: December 02, 2015, 17:55:06 »
Hello  :wave:
First I would like to thank Tiermann and Mr Raven for their compliments
about my work. I feel much appreciated.
So I continue with the rest of my intriguing story!

Friendly, Vasiliki


Days go by nice and easy for Father John and he forgot all about the newspaper and that strange advertisement. One morning, after finishing the church's morning praising, he went to a bakery cafe .Father John really enjoyed to spend time with his flock outside the church's area and get to know them better. The place was really wonderful. There was a splendid smell in the air from fresh butter and Indian spices. Father John looked at the other customers but the view from the window took his breath. He could see the city's heart from there...


Sweet and kind Mrs.Abigail welcomed Father John to her place with a wide smile. She offered him a cup of aromatic tea and a piece of her fluffy cake with forest fruits that she collects them all by herself from the nearby forest.


Sometime later, an elegant lady entered the cafe, looking rather upset. She was holding a white handkerchief. She went close to Mrs. Abigail and she asked her for a lot of her goodies. Cake, Pudding, Cookies, Bread and so on... Mrs. Abigail gave her all of these, talking to her comforting.


Just a short while after that lady closed the cafe's door, Mrs Abigail came close to me and spoke of how much sorry she is for the lady. She confided in me the lady's sad story. That lady married two years before a man called Mr. Bakewell. That man was only interesting in food. Every day he was eating vast amounts of food without seems ever feeling fulfilled with it. That lady looked really miserable. "He must be a greedy one" noticed Father John.

(...TO BE CONTINUED...)
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #8 on: December 02, 2015, 19:35:36 »
I love this story. Of course I know everything about that and I'm glad I will see your great work again. I'm sure that playmofriends, will love it!! You are a very good story teller and your pictures are so nice! Seven thanks for the sharing dear!!

Your friend,
George. :)
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Re: SEVEN - A Victorian story!
« Reply #9 on: December 02, 2015, 23:11:19 »
Beautiful scenes, so much detail and activity!
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