Kirk

Just keeps on getting better. So much detail, so well executed.

Whilst I'm trying to be helpful (but probably failing): Power supply to the bench grinder and drill. Wouldn't the cables come in down a conduit rather than being chased into the wall? If you had an electricity supply, wouldn't you want a light on the workbench? No broom to clean up all the swarf? Don't get me wrong - this all looks fabulous already and is WAAAAY better than I could ever achieve. I particularly love the way you make your dioramas look busy and include everyday items that quietly increase the realism without looking contrived.

Flatbed looks good on its wheels. Won't all that stuff on the shelves get damaged if it rains or if the fork lift hits it?

Cor! That looks amazing!

Nice. Is the Tiger for this engine house diorama the "The Train" one, or the next project? Your productivity is astounding.

Something fishy going on here. I could have sworn that engine was facing the other way... 😉

I assume the tail mesh is from a commercial PE set rather than something you've made yourself?

Is the removal of the back portion permanent? I wondered if you were just storing it away during development. Maybe there's a danger of it looking too busy but I thought it was fabulous. So much to look at.

Has this (masterpiece) hit the buffers?

Never ceases to amaze me how accurate you manage to be when detailing. All your corner radii seem identical and without that characteristic filing swarf that all my edges seem to have. How do you keep your edges so sharp?

Looks great. Can't wait to see this sitting on that amazing base.

How's this fantastic diorama coming along, Oliver? Hit another roadblock or still ticking along?

Looks beautiful.

This is a brilliant collection of models.

So much to look at in this scene, and what a rate of progress!