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I should like to present my second diorama in 1/16.

It shows a little scene one morning in winter 1942.

The size of this diorama is 60 x 40 cm

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Thanks for the visit of my topic.

Best regards

Frank

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Out standing. ;) i just hope to one day do my diorama like this

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Superb realistaion -I'm sure my breath was becoming visible whilst looking at this!

Posted

Brilliant job, Frank! It's amazing how squat the early T-34's were with that small two-man turret.

Regards,

Jason

Posted

Hallo,

thank you very much for the great feedback.

My english is very bad, sorry.

The snow is made of baking soda fixed with clear paint.

best regards

Frank

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Posted

Hi Frank

you have done a beautiful job. Work like yours is an inspiration to us all.

I only hope my SU100 will come out half as good as your work.

Thank you for posting............... I will try to steal some of your ideas. (hope you don't mind)

Mike

Posted

Thanks for looking and for the comments.

There is nothing to steal.

Otherwise I should not publish the images of my dioramas.

Quite the contrary - I'm happy about your motivation "to steal some of my ideas".

Best regards

Frank

Posted

Hallo,

thank you very much for the great feedback.

My english is very bad, sorry.

The snow is made of baking soda fixed with clear paint.

best regards

Frank

Your English seems quite good to me, Frank, certainly nothing to apologise about. Now how about an ISU-152 diorama - now there's one I'd love to see.

Best Regards,

Jason

Posted

Very nice job ! It really is very lifelike. Is that Trumpeter's T-34?

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I repeat me - and I like this to do.

Thank you for your feedback.

At the moment I'm not planning to build an ISU-152 diorama. I've many models in 1:35 and 1:16 but no ISU-152. I could imagine a Berlin diorama with this tank.

Back to this diorama:

Yes, it's the Trumpeter T34 76 modell 1942.

Here some pics of the interior. I haven't detailled the interior with cables and wires, because I had not the intention to show it.

Nevertheless, here are some pics:

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And here I've found a picture with the glow in the barrel. I want to show this also.

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Thank you for looking once more.

Best regards

Frank

Posted

I'll repeat from the other topic: You are a diorama building god! I'm gonna use your pics as a reference for when I'm gonna build my own T-34.

Absolutely excellent work !

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