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Ed, the diorama is approximately 24 X 16 inches.
I pass a full size photo.
In the link there are many more photos.
see you guys.
Kevin, the bar it's not so high, I also learn from all of you, there are jobs that leave me impressed.
Greetings and return the macrame.
JM
This is a diorama that I made for a friend who commissioned it to show off his material.
It is a track of the Märklin brand for alternating current material, 3 lanes, you will see it in the metal pukos that are in the center of the sleepers.
The material of the photos is mine, they are there as props only for the photos.
In this link you will see the entire assembly process and I hope that the latrines do not disgust you.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TMJFLYehzbQU1Ltf2
Greetings.
JM
The various dioramas you have posted for our viewing enjoyment recently are exquisite and so realistically rendered that one has to keep looking for minute hints that they are dioramas of scale models.
Thanks for sharing these and all the photos you post. I believe that I am just one of many that keep coming back to review these dioramas.
Gracias!!!
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
These photos are of one of the 3 gates of the Francia station in Barcelona. It is only a fragment, not a diorama.
In this link the assembly process.
https://goo.gl/photos/GAp2FyGhLwgPryya6
Greetings.
JM
The joy in the building is it’s own reward.
Although that macrame is looking interesting too.
Tom, the level is of no importance, the fun of the build is !!!
Now I am immersed in a project that would be very interesting if it came out: all the railway buildings at the Miranda de Ebro station, a great Spanish railway junction for half a century of the last century.
It is something that is currently being discussed with the city council of that city to see if it finances the project, but for that it has to see if the quality of the model deserves that financing.
So far I've done the toilets. It is the smallest building of the 38 that the project has.
I have abandoned Balboa. Let's see if I do something even a little or Phil can catch me.
Terry