"A Jug Over Italy" - the power plant

[Thomas_M]

Really? You just have opened the box, but the base plate is already done?

[tigrazor]

Base plate is far far away from "done".

Cockpit is in. Guess the next update will take a while due to my move in another apartment. :(

[mostrich]

Good luck for your move!
It's always a lot of stress, but in the end it marks a new life chapter.

[Stikpusher]

Good luck for your move!
It's always a lot of stress, but in the end it marks a new life chapter.

Very true on both points!

And great work on the cockpit

[speedgraflex]

Hey, I subscribed and will follow along with your progress. Good luck with your move, too. Your work is a pleasure to watch take shape; and the stories you tell with dioramas are magical.

[tigrazor]

Many thanks!

A great help especially for WW2 ETO dioramas is Jeffrey L. Ethells "AIR COMMAND" book. My sister brought it for me when she visited the US in the 90ies, and since then, its one of my favourite WW2 books.

[Stikpusher]

Yes, Jeff Ethell did some great books with lots of original WWII period color photos that are superb reference.

[Thomas_M]

And, if one could say it this way, he died with "style"... R.I.P., Jeff.

[mustang1989]

That pit is lookin' like the "cat's meow" buddy!! Man that's some good work. Can't wait to see how the diorama's going to turn out.

[BorgR3mc0]

Looking good Tigrazor!