1:6 Scale World War II Dioramas

[Sarge]

Here are some World War Two II dioramas photographed by Kampfgruppe Von Abt. (a team of modelers in England).
The layouts and photography are about the most impressive (and expensive) I've ever seen.

Class 52
http://www.tiger1.co.uk/Dioramas/August 2006/index.html

Stuck in The Mud
http://www.tiger1.co.uk/Dioramas/February 2006/index.html

You can check out some more of their dioramas at their website:
http://www.tiger1.co.uk/Dioramas/dios.htm

 

[TM]

Impressive. And that's someone with way too much time on his hands!

Tony

 

[carter]

These are some of the most detailed dioramas I've seen. If you go to the third link and look at France 1944, there are some shots of these men setting up the diorama. These gentlemen have taken their interest to a level not often seen. Thanks for sharing this.

 

[scotrace]

I got lost there - amazing work. I see the pictures, see how they do it, and still think how do they DO that???

 

[Warden]

Wow, at first I thought it was real images

Harry

 

[Smithy]

It is indeed impressive work. I've seen one of the locomotive dios over at another modelling forum before and enjoyed it so it was a treat to see some of their other work.

Thanks for posting the link.

 

[Twitch]

I love and appreciate miniatures of all kind. I used to love creating the realism on my old HO train layout more than running it. Great part is that any scene with any content works fine on a diorama.

 

[Spitfire]

Impressive work!:eusa_clap
These guys could easily get a job in any Hollywood production - if they ever cared.
Thanks for posting.

 

[kampkatz]

There is a museum quality to these dioramas. I can't imagine even having the time to do such detailed work outside of an occupation.

 

[Twitch]

Believe me it is easy to become immersed in a hobby like that. I remember creating a bunch of weeds near the railroad track by applying singular shafts of selected dried grasses for the effect I wanted. Wish my eyes was still that good for close up stuff.