Vandan

My friend visited Japan last month and brought me these stainless etching parts, so I spent some sleepless nights to build these scaffolds, there were very small parts and needed patience and so much time but now I have done it. I would like to share this with you. Enjoy the photos and hope you also like this!

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Deadlef

Love your pictures. Great work as always. Must have been hard work to build these tiny metal scaffolds, but was definitely worth the effort.

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Aussiejets

Great work on the metal scaffold for the hanger maintenance shots Vandan and its paid off. Thank you for posting mate excellent work

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TerenceW

Great work on the scaffolding Vandan - very neat! Really works well in your hangar setup. I especially like the shots with the Herpa 747 as the clear cockpit windows look really good. Compliments on the photography as always!

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Grecog70

A true masterpiece mate, tks 4 posting your excellent photos!

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Baerke

Truly AMAZING pics again. I always enjoy the marvelous details. The premium 744 is the best out there,those cockpit windows are great!

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Eagle_Flyer

Looks very effective, particularly with the rest of the diorama... and yes PE parts can be tedious to put together. Although putting together individual linked tracks for a 1/35 tank is even more of a pain.

Gold Leader

Love that Lufthansa B747-430 you have there! What brand is it?


Looks like it has translucent cockpit windows and body windows, unless it's a model kit

Great photo's and very creative for making them scaffolding's

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Deadlef

Seems to be the "Lufthansa Modell Edition" made by Herpa.

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European Collector

mighty impressive!

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DC-10_Tony

So surreal. Excellent work and attention to detail. You are a true craftsman.

Kitty Hawk 1903

Once again,your work leaves me with my mouth hung open. 10/10.

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Gold Leader

Ah right, thanks

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DouglasDC5

Bravissimo!!!!!

doug seeley

Great modeling skills - combined with nice Lufthansa models makes an impressive diorama. More than just collecting, this is the work of a true hobbyist. Thanks, Doug

D-AIHB

Wow, thanks, so beautiful to watch these pictures!

Vandan

Thank you everyone for your comments, your compliments and your nice words.



Thanks Deadlef, you're right, this is a Herpa Premium model LH B744 'Baden-Württemberg" D-ABVC

At the beginning I didn't think of taking photos with a Herpa Premium. After I saw the photos with the MD11, especially the cockpit window and the close-up photos, I was dissatisfied with the photos, the cockpit window didn't look good, not as real as it gets

AIR FRANCE 340

Fantastic job !

The idea to display the models in a hangar on the top shelf of a cabinet or on its top (Detolf), is something to explore and could be a brilliant one, something I could try to do.
I would like to have enough time to do something in that direction …

I am very busy at the moment to expand my Air France fleet, I have four models at various stages of completion, that will last for a few months.

Congratulations, it's great to have people like you in the forum.

Jean Pierre.

Thijs

Fantastic pictures and very realistic scaffolding! Knowing how small the people's figures are, it must have been quite a challenge to set up the diaroma, let alone to manufacture the scaffolding. It's a pleasure to look at your pictures! And nice to see an MD11 and A350 in one hangar.

carparadrom

Simply stunning, awesome display and detail...

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triple7

That display is incredible!! Kudos to you!

tomcatter

i keep looking for the thumbs up "like" button whenever i see your diorama set up shots, monsieur vandan. you just up the ante every single time!

Mathy

Very impressive!! Thx for sharing! Maximum points for this detailed work!!

geeforce9

Vandan...as real as it gets!

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airlineguy

Excellent pictures!



Thanks for sharing.

jetfly1968

Fantastic work. Thanks for posting.

Regards Modestos

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DELTA-711

Amazing detail... your patience pays off greatly!!

SgtMoody

Amazing.....the amount of effort and dedication you put in is astonishing!

Vandan

Thank you, everyone.



Yes, I spent about 3-4 hours for this setup and the photography for the above photos and scenes.