I just saw this on WW2 model maker site, and it is massive once you look at all of the pics. http://www.ww2modelmaker.com/modelpages/ANthebridge.htm

Brent

Whoa!
truly impressive...I didn't realize how big it really was until I saw the last picture with the bridge and water and the tower and outcropping buildings.

Truly, truly sad, though is that I read in one of the comments from the creator that it accidentally was destroyed.
Sounded like a glass case (he used the word vitrine) that he had it in for exhibition, collapsed twice and damaged it beyond repair.

What I love about this dio is that it is actually worth a closer look. every detail was very well taken care of to look at its best, which gives it this very realistic look.

And only 5 photographs left of this masterpiece. This has to be one of the finest dios I have seen.

i saw this at ww2modelmaker too

amazing

holy crap...... that thing is AWESOME! i cant even imagine how long that took to build. that is certainly something to aspire to. thanks for the link brent.

Here I sit with my little 1:150 scale Panhard... Wow! Overwhelming and awesome! Too much for my brain housing group!

excellent . even with everything in dio it doesn't feel overcrowded with stuff. Wish I had the TIme work on somthing that big.

this is truely well done the realism of the dio is great it look like professional work.
if the story about the glas is true it is trhen a real shame, the builder might have a couple of depressed days. He have gave a lot of days to make this great dio as it is. Truely impressive

The site is also impressive look at the modder effect

Wow...(pause to mop up drool). Size and Detail in one package. That's like having car with a speed of a jet but with the fuel economy of a motorcycle. I hope our kind editor puts these photos somewhere on Amorama as a source of inspiration.

Many thanks FiveOdeuce for sharing them.

Well this dio cutted in pieces could be a real study in dioramas. Simply fantastic and if its destroyed i am really sad about it. Unbelievably great amounts of work and details and everything . i wish some day i could do something like that.

Costas

my actions when i saw this
*stared in awe for about 20 seconds*
*dropped jaw*
*said "holy crap (not with crap though) thats a damn good model"*
*immediatley clicked on the other images*
*realized i was jealous, so i closed the web page*
haha :-)

but yes, it is truly a beautiful, splenduperous model, its people like that guy who keep this hobby going, and are able to really show the beauty of the model through their time, hardwork, and finished product.