CLEAN UP mini photo comic...the conclusion...

I think Grumpy Cat just ran and hid

the Commander is gonna be so PO'd

Uh Oh........

I don't think we've seen the end of this one...

Fantastic story!!!

oh dear!, this could spell trouble for the Joes!

I just loved reading the CLEAN UP mini photo comic...the conclusion, oh dear, oh dear, what has he released, hope we get to found out .

Love it

Great comic! I think grumpy cat might be smiling - at Joe's misfortune!

oops poor lad he is a bit of a clumsy fella ! lets hope the spirits of the ark look upon him favourably , wouldn't want him to melt like those naughty Nazi's !

Well done! MORE MORE!

Thank you everyone for viewing and especially the comments...they mean a lot.
Many of you know the trials and tribulations, the time, patience and energy involved in just the most simple of photo shoots, so when others take the time to comment on and appreciate the work of others it is truly appreciated and makes it all worthwhile.
I truly enjoy creating stories for my joes to have adventures with, whether in a more comic or serious fashion and hope to continue to do so. Sharing these with others will hopefully keep gijoe alive and kicking for years to come.
As from a quote in THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS..."as long as there is one child in the village,...in the whole world who still believes," gijoe will never die!

reminds me of the time i caught the sprinkler system with the fork lift water went everywhere took hours to fix it . happy days

Buildadiorama wrote:

Thank you everyone for viewing and especially the comments...they mean a lot.
Many of you know the trials and tribulations, the time, patience and energy involved in just the most simple of photo shoots, so when others take the time to comment on and appreciate the work of others it is truly appreciated and makes it all worthwhile.
I truly enjoy creating stories for my joes to have adventures with, whether in a more comic or serious fashion and hope to continue to do so. Sharing these with others will hopefully keep gijoe alive and kicking for years to come.
As from a quote in THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS..."as long as there is one child in the village,...in the whole world who still believes," gijoe will never die!

I agree Angelio!, and your work is some of the best. It is obvious how much thought, preparation and imagination goes into every comic strip you do . I too am always happy when people stop to leave comments for my comics too, it makes it all worthwhile, and makes me want to do more . I am looking forward to your next one already!

Comics are what keeps this hobby going for me
reading other peoples work and getting inspired to make my own
especially the background work which when done right is a story all in of itself

worst part for me I don't write mine up in advance I just let it happen and fall in place as I shoot the pics

JohnnyE4, creating comics is great way to keep motivated in the hobby...I agree. I too sometimes just start taking pictures and develop story as I go..usually happens when I look at something and say...hmmm...there's a story in that. Sometimes it's when I buy a new toy and want to include it in a mini comic. I develop a story around that object, for example the pinball machine I did a mini shoot for, the jukebox,then a longer one with Christmas to incorporate the moose head and fish. I have a pool table that appeared in this last one but will do a short comic on joe playing pool in headquarters just to show the table.
Thank you for you comments not just here but on the trenches too! Much appreciated!

BlondeActionMan, as always I appreciate all your comments!
Your comics are truly amazing. The detail and the number of figures you are able to get into the action is astounding...boy you must be a patient man..
I especially love the office diorama and bar. I wish I had those to do some comics with.
Thank you again, people like you make this site and joe collecting a wonderful thing!

I once worked in a envelope factory and saw one fork-truck drive put the forks into a giant 6ft x 6ft glue container oh what a mess!

Saw another driver put the forks through a candy machine... Free candy anyone!

Another driver hooked on to some hooks that raised paper rolls and he was pulling the envelope
machine sideways! He just couldn't figure out why the fork -truck wasn't moving fast even though he had it floored!

I once saw a Marine drop 2 8inch shells thru the top of the forklift they stopped when they hit the steering wheel

Buildadiorama wrote:

BlondeActionMan, as always I appreciate all your comments!
Your comics are truly amazing. The detail and the number of figures you are able to get into the action is astounding...boy you must be a patient man..
I especially love the office diorama and bar. I wish I had those to do some comics with.
Thank you again, people like you make this site and joe collecting a wonderful thing!

Thank you Angelio! very kind indeed