some time ago I was present here this work:

is liberally inspired in a true building that really exists in holland and subject of a well know photo with a Sherman crossing it all stone is reproduced with cork cut piece to piece and glued in a struicture of carboard. the house is only cardboard roof tiles are cofee sticks
today I can present it the work with the base colours a prepared for the weathering bae colours are a mix of Tamiya and Vallejo. The friend that do it is Julio Fuentes from Alcala de Henares ( Spain)

Lovely stuff! Excellent work Carlos & Julio

I'm glad to get an update on this one. I haven't seen it for quite some time. It looks great. The exposed wood looks really well done.

Carlos,
Another outstanding piece my friend!
One after another they just keep getting better!
Did the "theatre front" ever go into production? I'm not sure if that is what the name was but it had a rounded front..........

Keep it up....you never cease to amaze!

Cheers,
Charles

thanks for your nice comments guys.:-)
Charles , yes the "russian theater" is now in production.

Thats looking fantastic so far. I love the cobbled ground work. It is the best Ive seen anywhere.

Des

Amazing work,
truly awe inspiring to see, this obviously takes a lot of work and dedication so congratulations! Can't wait to see it finished with the Sherman so keep up the great work!

James

Wow. That'll be one heck of a diorama!

Exellent piece of work,i have to agree the cobble street is brilliant especially with that fan pattern.

Steve

Whoa
I like it, can you tell me from which city it is originate from ??
Cheers
Seb

I am not trying to get any one mad or upset but i am speaking my opinoin. i think the roofs look aq little out of place because there or explosion marks and the roof is still fine and they lok kind of cartoonish

tim