Hello everybody.
It's a long time that I do not post something here, but I'm come back...and sorry for my poor english...

I want to introduce my last vignette I just finish.
This is a long time I want to reproduce this picture that we can find on some books and forums :



I have the wonderful BR52 model kit from HOBBY BOSS. But unfortunetaly, on this pics, this is not a BR52 but a BR50 (its an early type of the BR52 class...).
The chalenge was to convert the BR52 of HOBBY BOSS to this wonderful loco with his particulary situation and camo. I just reproduce some items with personal points of views and liberties because there is only 1 pic of this great locomotive...in particulary the german signal..

Here you have some pics of this vignette ended there is few days...: I hope you like it !
Just for your information...I've made is project in 1 month only...

BR 50 - Deutsche Reichbahn - Münster station - April 1945 :

WOW!!!!!!

It looks unbelievable. Great. Something you can not see all day.
My respect for this work. There is no more to say!


Cheers

Daniel

Hello, Very well done, you captured the look of the photo perfectly. I don't think I would like to be standing as close as that GI is to such a large mass of metal balanced so precariously. Al

Hi Perez

this would not have been easy to do, but you have created a very convincing duplicate of the original scene

cheers
Neil

Spectacular dio, well done buddy.

Waiting for more of your work.

P.A.

Perez,

Awesome!!! What more can I say . . .

Thank you for sharing this fine piece of work, hoping to see more.
-Eddy

This is just an amazing piece of work. The level of work you have put in is very top-notch.

I want to see more of your work, please.

Hi Perez. Very eye-catching dio .... the camo looks amazing. Perfect figure for the scene as well.
The biggest problem with staging these models like this .... and the same goes for all the 1/35 kits ... is the lack of details and plumbing on the underneath. Although normally invisible with normal presentation, unfortunately its quite noticable here.

Great job of converting that pic into a 3-D scene. It really came out looking nice