1/35 scale engine house with workshop

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[biggtim]

Boy, that is really coming together nicely!!

[Martinnfb]

Fantastic composition.

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Making a transport tiger tank for a flat bed railcar

[Kirk]

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

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I don’t know where I will put it. I will have tie downs  on the tank. I just get bored working on the same project so I mix it up. The next project is going to be a train station with a railroad crossing. It will have a steam engine and a passenger car. All in 1/35 scale. 

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[Kirk]

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?

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5 hours ago, Kirk said:

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?

I didn’t like it either. Its gone. 

[Kirk]

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.

[DocRob]

Very nice work, your dio will be a looker. It´s believable busy and coming together nicely.
One remark though. On the side of the Tempo´s loading bed there is "Deutsche Bundesbahn" written. This is wrong, because the Deutsche Bundesbahn was the follow up of the Deutsche Reichsbahn (see Tempo´s side doors) and was founded in 1949.

Cheers Rob