mmmmh... really interesting!
I never heard about corduroy roads... they seems terribly rough, but also an intelligent way to afford the russian changing in weather conditions with changing of the seasons... the pictures you posted are the first I ever seen about, but I start a research about, I say again, really interesting!!

as usual your work is inspiring, my best compliments about, p.

Thanks Paolo. It was fun to build although rather time consuming. I guess the roads could even withstand extensive flooding. There are reports in a Russian source I have that states that it sometimes appeared as though the Germans were walking on top of water when the roads would be completely flooded yet the corduroy roads would still allow them to pass unobstructed. I love your work by the way, paolo. Incredibly detailed and meticulous on your Gaz, etc . Your work sets a very high standard for us all to try to live up to.

.... Incredible.! Thanks for sharing the details of the diorama. Jorge.

Hi Roger,

Splendid piece of work, looking excellent, so much to see and enjoy.

Cheers

Al

As for the 1/6th Dora sitting in the driveway
"Honey!, I finally found a way to fix those pesky squirrels that keep raiding the birdfeeder. . ."

Don't know how I missed this one but it is simply amazing!

Very impressive!
Did you make the railroadtrack switch yourself? I cant remember having seen them for sale.

just amazing diorama how many hours did you spent on this ??
henk

Man I could look at this diorama for hours, great job! Mind tellin me what you used for the field grass/green shrubbery by the stream?