Diorama too late for the competition

MasonJar

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Well, here is my diorama. Fortunately I did complete it in time for the diorama competition, but unfortunately I did not get pictures in time :(

Here are a few pictures for your perusal anyway... They are - An overall "eye-level" shot, a close up of the rock face, and a shot of it on my picnic table on the back deck.

I must say that the natural light goes a long way to improving the look of the work and the photos!

Andrew
 

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spitfire

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Nice job Andrew!!! Natural lighting really makes a difference doesn't it? But where's the train? I think that diorama would look even better with the front end of a (insert favourite engine name here) coming into view.

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Val
 

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It might be too late for the comp., but it's a very nice looking diorama and great photo's also.
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MasonJar

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Woodie -

I am sure that LPBs can be found that fit the decription... I have an old one-page scratch building article from an RMC that shows how to build an "O" scale telescope for your miniature railfans... ;)

Andrew