Camp Kommandant

He was the Camp Kommandant, but he felt just as trapped here as his prisoners of war. Always under pressure from High Command.



Somebody finds and exploits a poorly secured blind spot between the watch towers.



The Kommandant feels obliged to go and search for him, but is conflicted about whether he wants to find and incarcerate him, or just wish him luck on his journey home.

Wow! Great photos!
I'm a sucker let him go...

Excellent outside photos KDM my friend And A storyline will make us all wonder with anticipation for a follow up post revealing whether or not he was found and incarcerated   or did he manage to escape the kommandant    .
I'm A huge fan of outside photos of action man in his element 
Lots to like about your photos.
I certainly got a Waaaaaaw that's cool ; feeling when I viewed them. I Really liked the photo with the deer fence in the background making the kommandant look like he was on the inside of the prison fence line. And Although they had the privileges of freedom they to were doing time in the prison.
And that's why I became a sports groundsman 

I'll speak to you soon KDM my friend 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

Brilliant stuff KDM! Thanks for sharing!

With an attitude like that, no wonder they lost the war!

Great series of images, and fantastic uniforms!

Did you construct a miniature fence section, and then take it outdoors to a real setting? Did you make the barbed wire yourself?

What is the setting, with those stone-lined structures?

Great figures and photos! I really like the second shot were the prisoner is looking to cut the wire.

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With an attitude like that, no wonder they lost the war!

Great series of images, and fantastic uniforms!

Did you construct a miniature fence section, and then take it outdoors to a real setting? Did you make the barbed wire yourself?

What is the setting, with those stone-lined structures?

Yes I made the barbed wire, then just took went out into the sheep fields behind my village.

Came back for another look! Those are amazing photos! The figures and backgrounds are awesome!

Fantastic pics!

You've really showcased the uniforms with your very inventive pics! Everyone remembers the SAS range but the whole Colditz tie-in was just as big a few years earlier.

Great photos..well done..

For those of you who have been worried about the fate of the escaping officer, I can now confirm that having met up with agent Andor from the resistance he has successfully made it over the mountains and into Switzerland.

Hi there KDM my friend   ,
What a fantastic photo   Well done 
And Good to hear the Captain made it to safe ground with the help of Andor from the French Resistance after viewing the last posts with the Captain making his escape         fantastic follow up post   

I'll speak to you soon KDM my friend 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

Outstanding scenic vista and excellent “in scale” placement of the well-equipped figures in the setting!

Fantastic photo KDM!