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Arteis02 | 29 May 2015 11:04 p.m. PST |
Wellington, New Zealand, is graced by not one, but two amazing World War one exhibitions led by the creative talent of Weta Workshop. I've previously reported on 'The Great War Exhibition', with it's massive diorama of the Battle for Chunuk Bair, incorporating over five thousand 54mm miniatures painted by a team of 140 volunteer wargamers. But here's a look at the other exhibition, 'Gallipoli: the scale of our war', situated in New Zealand's national museum, Te Papa: link Here are a few pictures from the above blog to whet your appetite:
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