Panzergruppe Tarraco scenery: the Panzodrom

[H8888h]

Buenos días.
Muy guapo como os está quedando el panzodromo.
Saludos.

[Jussek]

heya guys

in the spring we started to repair/rebuild de riverbed, it is so mauled that it needs a full restoration, but we will wait until the autumn, now is impossible to work there







also the ramp and part of the harbour





we have some new buildings, donated by a friend from Madrid (thanks Sioux!!)

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and several more pics from our lasts two meetings before the summer halt

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that's all!

thanks for watching

best regards

[Panzermechaniker]

Just gorgeous. That port is brilliant. Lots of ideas for our field. I'd love to do the trench systems and flak/artillery positions but where our field is located it is pretty well the Ostfront in winter so lots of soil/glacial till bulging in the spring when the frost melts out of it. Will have to figure something out but your field is an inspiration

[Jimster]

Unparalleled! I’ve never seen anything close to your efforts. It’s amazing!

[Jussek]

Thanks chaps!

Just gorgeous. That port is brilliant. Lots of ideas for our field. I'd love to do the trench systems and flak/artillery positions but where our field is located it is pretty well the Ostfront in winter so lots of soil/glacial till bulging in the spring when the frost melts out of it. Will have to figure something out but your field is an inspiration

we use extruded polystyrene cut with a thermal string as a mould, then wrap it in plastic film (the one used to cook) so the concrete will not adhere to the poly, dig the ground, pour the concrete and install the mould. Once dry you can remove the mould. Then add some pigments to make the concrete look like earth and that's all

best regards

[Jussek]

Heya guys, it'd been a long time since I posted anything

There is not much development in the Panzodrom, only maintenance works and only one meeting since the summer.

but, for over a year, I've been working on the church. It's MY vision of one real church, Église Saint Samson, in Anneville sur Mer:





so, as said, my church is based on this one, and I will build the inside too.

here you are several pics from the beginning to the current status, it's still WIP but almost finished on the outside (the cemetery will come next)

the inner structure



the roof will be detachable to gain access to the interior























the apse roof











as I found too hard to simulate the stone walls for an building as this one, I decided to do it with big regular blocks of stone







the tower's floors are detachable, with joint magnets



after painting



the windows from the main body have stained glass



















the tower windows









first hand of ochre paint





different stones colours at random places









and then added several layers of diluted gray paint until I was satisfied with the look











the main doors













the secondary doors





there will be several pendant lights inside













and the bell structure already installed under the root of the tower, the hole in every floor to let the chain go to the bottom will be made later





and now, some pics of the church on its place in our last meeting! here it still lacks some windows and the bell structure







the KöTi to give some sense of scale...























the happy few that managed to attend the meeting



thanks for watching!

best regards

[Stormbringer]

Amazing work

[tankme]

Wow...quite the project. And I'm trying to paint my 3D printed bridge...lol

[H8888h]

Esta genial , me encanta , un gran trabajo .

[Herr Dr. Professor]

What you have replicated in miniature is not just a model, but the awe-inspiring beauty of the real church with its time-weathered strength and dignity.