A friend of my profesional photograph made some pictures of old factories and i got the inspiration of it, here you can get some more interesting pictures www.jordicane.com

I tried to make the details as more similar as posible...

The idea starts...



The history represent a french partisan puting some explosives in the factories controlled by the germans, but first he had to kill a maintenance gui wo was taking his dinner while he was watching a picture of his wife. The partisan had a visit of a cat who is looking on him and he is sayg to it "psss" (like it is a person). The 2 German soldiers just arrived and they just saw strange that all the toos are arround but not the maintenance guy... they still don't saw the blood...














I hope you like it,

Hi Xavier,

managed to miss your post somehow!!!

Impressive job on this little scene I must say!!! A lot of talent and care went into the build!!

I also like the funny element of the story!

Congratulations!! And thanks for sharing!!!

Cheers

Romain

Hi Xavier - I must echo the words of Romain - beautiful build! Nice all around attention to detail, including the truss joist - and, thanks for sharing the link -

Cheers
Nick

Wow! very nice work ! Very cool details
From where do you have the tool box?
Scratch?

Superb scratchbuilding , painting and idea!

Really well done. It's a dio to take inpriratin from.

Claude

Brilliant relisation of a scene- so many great details- really evocative and engaging story being told- truly great work.

Beautiful theme and a beautiful diorama. Love it.

Thanks to all of you for yout comments i apreciate them.

Raphael the tool box is a reference of aber, a little bit modified, not scratch.

i forgot to show you this picture too:

Yes, it's this kind of small detail that makes dios special
It's like Claude's Clervaux.....full of care for tiny (but eminently important) details. All these little gems together make the real big difference!!!
I might not be too happy with the handling of the wire though...it would be fixed tighter to the wall IMHO, and the way it "behaves" round the bottom could perhaps be a tad firmer to look right. What do you think?

The slate however is top notch!!
Bravo!!

Great show Xavier!

Cheers

Romain

Hello Romain,

Thank you very much for you comments. Yes you could be right with the cable maybe its something i can still arrange... thanks for the tip.
Xavier