1940: somewhere in Germany (1 Viewer)

[RISORGIMENTO]

...in a small railway station north of Stuttgart travelers and troops waiting for the train. The station (facade) was built by myself. Enjoy,
cheers, Carlo

 

[villagehorse]

You have nailed that station, it's a cracker. Like the cat, nice touch. Really great scene Carlo. Robin.

 

[Guy]

Beautiful work Carlo, well done . I love your building and a dio with a train, not something we see every day
Congrats
guy:salute::

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

thank you Robin, thank you Guy, thanks all for the likes.
Guy because you are a skilful dioramist you know where I can find a station clock at 60mm scale to put on the building please?
Carlo

 

[cruelios]

Beautiful work Carlo, well done . I love your building and a dio with a train, not something we see every day
Congrats
guy:salute::

To make it easy,...... i was thinking the same thing. Great job.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

What an awesome scene Carlo. That train car and depot/station look fantastic. Excellent pieces to be combined with your soldiers!
EDIT: I tried seeing what an LGB gondola looked like with a tank on it a few months ago but one needs to create more of a scene like you did to make it work. Nice job.

 

[Guy]

thank you Robin, thank you Guy, thanks all for the likes.
Guy because you are a skilful dioramist you know where I can find a station clock at 60mm scale to put on the building please?
Carlo

Carlo
Verlinden has a nice street clock in 1/35 scale , but very suitable. ( I used it in my Sainte Mère Eglise dio) You can find it under street and road accessories n°875. The top part can be used against a wall on its pole or even better hanging over the train platform. Hope this helps
guy

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

Guy thank you very much for the kind information. I found the set on ebay and probably I will buy it. However first I'd try to build the clock by makeshift pieces. I have printed and scaled down some vintage clock pictures from the web, perhaps with a small button I can set up something acceptable. The Miniart support lamp may work well with the clock too.
Cheers
Carlo

 

[Desertkiwi]

What a fantastic display, lots of detail and clever arrangements. It reminds me of the movie 'The Train' for some reason. Really nice work and love the station, well done Carlo!

 

[Poppo]

Very nice! Great job on the station!! :salute::

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Interesting looking display. Something Different !.....Very Nice ! :salute::

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

many thanks Cruelios, WO, Desertkiwi, Poppo, PA1944 for the nice comments and likes highly appreciated.
....hallo Guy, as I wrote I tried to make a clock by myself, it seems to me acceptable. I took more shots of a different setting. Ciao
Carlo

 

[mario]

Hi Carlo,
very nice,really a beautiful sight!!!Congratulations!!!
Mario

 

[MapleLeaf]

Very original
AWSOME

 

[Bombon]

...in a small railway station north of Stuttgart travelers and troops waiting for the train. The station (facade) was built by myself. Enjoy,
cheers, Carlo

Very nice dio! Thank you for posting!

 

[mikemiller1955]

another fantastic creation from Italy's master builder...Carlo Terrinoni...

great job Carlo...

 

[LTC PaulN]

What gauge/scale are the railroad accessories (track, cars, etc)?

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

thank you Mario, Mapleleaf, Bombon and Mike Miller...my enthusiastic friend supporter!!
The wagons and tracks are Gauge 1, the closer scale to 60mm, the G scale is too big. The Gauge 1, despite the German manufacturers, is quite scarce here in Europe, more common in USA.
Cheers
Carlo

 

[Iron Brigade]

Really nice backdrop, etc.