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Holger Kranich
Wow! Again a beautiful and very realistic dio, boy! The burned Jeep looks AWESOME!

Bart Teunis
really impressed by the images.... best by far I have seen here from a Diorama

Olivier
Another step up the ladder of the Hall of fame... The photographs are so real it is amazing.

Tom
Winzerer Tet! Looks great!

Thomas Bischoff
Awesome close up pictures!

Nathan Dempsey
Great work! So many details to see 🙂

Patrick Hagelstein
Amazing attention to detail. 👍

Jean-Michel Tilquin
Wow! You did it again: a top dio! I like the burned out jeep, too, and the M88 weathering is so realistic! In fact, the whole thing is realisti, congrats!

Danny Meer
What a great piece of art, so much attention for details. great job 👍

Thomas K.
Einfach nur Wow! 👍 👍

Konrad -
Yep einfach nur Klasse! Very realistic 👍!!

Rui S
Yes, Great work again very well done 👍 and when you think its Over another excelent photo apears. Congratulations Neuling

Neuling
Thank you mates! Jean-Michel, I had your M 88 in mind.

Spanjaard
this site is to publish pictures of models, for reference pictures of the subjects there are other sites......😉
no, seriously Neuling, it is simply fantastic. great models, great job overall, excellent composition, lifelike figures, amazing damage jeep, great dio from any possible point of view.... and you make the best pictures possible out of it.... my respect and admiration!

Jean-Michel Tilquin
Neuling, glad if I could inspire you in some way... What kind of photographic equipment do you use to produce such good pictures?

Tom ...
Neuling, knew this was your work from a thousand paces. Simply stunning!

Murad ÖZER
samo! great scene Neuling.😎

Neuling
Thank you Spanjaard, Tom and Murad! - Jean-Michel, I used to take my pictures with a Panasonic DMC-FX01. Meanwhile I own a Sony DSC-WX500 which features a movable monitor adjustable to an easy view angle (important for close up pictures). My latest albums were shot with the Sony camera. As my pictures are taken in my garden, I have to make neighboring (garden) houses invisible with a little help from a friend named Adobe Photoshop. - Thomas Hopfensperger, my Tet battleground is Sallerner hill.

Tom
🙂 Sallerner Tet!

Neuling
Jean-Michel, I´ve uploaded a picture of the camera I´ve used for this album. Photo No. 21.

Jean-Michel Tilquin
Thanks Neuling

Holger Kranich
And thought, now here comes the mega-super-duper-goddess of a camera... ROFL 😄

Chris
Great! I love the details!

Neuling
Thank you Chris! Having your Hellcat in mind I`m just working on this old Academy kit. I will create a little street scene in Frambois, France, according to an original photo. - Holger, it`s the mega-super-duper-god photographer!

Paul Juliano
Neuling, this is epic. The chain, the tracks, the mud... I think I'm in love.

Neuling
Thank you Paul! Also for inventing the mud and track fetish. Greetings from Sigmund Freud!

gorby
WOW! Super-realistic models and fantastic photography!

Neuling
Thank you gorbygould!

Mr James
Lovely lovely scene. Great burnt out damage detail on the jeep.

Neuling
Thank you very much, Mr James!

Mark Sherwood
That is just stunning. You hit that for six. 🤟🥸👍🏏🤘

Neuling
Thanks a lot, Mark!

Nik Watson
This is absolutely brilliant!! So much detail in a small scene.
Congratulations on a looking piece of work. 👍

Watto 🍻