Fixing the Leopold (diorama)

[Xavier A.]

This is a pair of pics from my diorama about the repair shop of the German rail gun Leopold in 1:32 scale.
Work at 40%.

Hope you like it.
Regards


Xavier

 

[Xavier A.]

Hello

This is the update of my project.

Columns with Lighting

Enlarged detail fouled soil

Placing the pulleys in place.

Installing the drive wheels.

Although the picture was not well appreciated (I don't know why...yet) in the ground there metal shavings and dirt.

The red switch, I saw him in an abandoned Krupp factory in Germany. I tried to figure out what it was for, but I could not figure out .... But I liked the detail and I put it here. I guess it was some kind of emergency stop or something like this. I have put this as i saw it. (The height is more or less red button up to my elbow. Not had a meter for measuring)

Some pieces worked on the lathe.

A tank of something

Band saw


For now this is all that I have already fixed and on its final site.
Now I show you the various tests that I have been done with different parts of the diorama. So, you could see how I want to do.

The closure wall to the left of the diorama.

Columns and beams of the first floor.

View of the upper walkway.

another view of the upper walkway.

Detail in macro.

Area raparacion for "small" guns like this 88mm

View from another angle.

Another Detail

Well, for now that's all for today. Hope you like,
regards,

 

[wombat457]

Amazing work Xavier, the detail is outstanding.

 

[Gary B]

You armor guys always blow me away with the details in your scenes. I say this as a modeler that builds most everything else but armor. Not my interest but greatly admire the level of your work.

 

[A2TwrOpr]

At first I thought all the photos were of a real place, then read the captions. Killer work!

 

[Xavier A.]

Hello,
thank you very much for your kind comments.
Usually I'm a railroad modeler, but I like anything can be "liliputized"
Best Regards,

Xavier

 

[Model Train Structures]

I thought it was a real place too! GREAT work and detail.

D.A.

 

[Xavier A.]

Thank you very much Model Train Structures. !!