A dark, gritty, realistic World War I trench scene with Canadian soldiers amid mud, barbed wire, and distant artillery explosions.

A realistic World War I trench scene with Canadian soldiers. In the background, artillery explosions burst across no man’s land. The trench sides are reinforced with wooden planks and topped with sandbags, one side crowned with barbed wire where a lookout guard stands on the fire step, scanning the distance. The floor is muddy and waterlogged, with puddles and scattered wooden boards, rats scurrying through the wet ground. Soldiers wear dirty, mud-stained uniforms and carry all their heavy equipment at all times, rifles slung or ready, packs and gear cluttering the trench. A dugout is carved into the side wall, offering shelter and safety, while other equipment is scattered throughout. Some soldiers rest—one trying to sleep out of the way, others sitting with weary faces, writing letters home to family. Food rations are visible: tins, hard biscuits, and other unappetizing supplies. The atmosphere is crowded, tense, and gritty, with many soldiers moving through the space, their exhaustion clear. The mood is harsh, authentic, showing the struggle and daily life of Canadian troops in WWI. make sure that there arent soliders standing on the side of the trench, they all have to be in the trench. make sure the barbed wire is on one side and on the same side along the whole trench have a ledge where a guard on lookout will be. See more