Panzergruppe Tarraco scenery: the Panzodrom

[Jussek]

heya sirs

thanks for your kind words

Awesome and very quick to change! I see men 101th, 82th, Big Red One and 29th divisions
Great job!

we should use what we had, regardless of the units

best regards!

[Jussek]

hello lads

A little more progress in the ??mini diorama department ... I have almost finished them, now I have to work only on the 70 Dragon figures that we have, I have yet to decide if I will glue them on mini bases like all the others, or leave them as they are and then we use them individually... If I decide to use them individually, then I will have to resort to put magnets to fix them to the transport box, otherwise, the most delicate parts such as the bayonets and the bipods of the BAR rifles will break easily ...

here you are, a 'few' more pics

the lasts of the US figures, another MG team

















now, some of the Heer figures I've already post here, but glued in the same maner as the US ones





































and the lasts today, the third 15cm Nbw41, this one is also mobile, and has the tubes empty, They are not the original verlinden tubes, these are afermarket, in this way I have been able to put the figures representing that they are loading the nebel...













that's all mates!

best regards

[jee]

Hi Jussek, what a great thread, an enormous effort to built this together with your friends. We did discuss it just after the 1st of april when you put some pictures on FB . Now I found this thread, just awesome!!

Regards,
Jaap

[Jussek]

Thanks Jaap!

[Jussek]

good morning gentelmen

As I said a few weeks ago, we are in the process of carrying out large-scale works , these are essential if we want to move forward

I would have preferred to wait to have everything finished to share it with you, but impatience has overcome me

the wooden pallets have been installed for exactly 6 years, and all had rotten bottoms, so it was imperative to disassemble them, or the entire raised area was at risk of collapsing in the event of heavy rain

Since we wanted to build a city with a relatively large surface area, where a large part of the buildings would be fixed and made with cinder blocks, we needed the surface to be made of concrete, and for this, the retaining wall that should replace the pallets had to be of cement blocks too...

also, our loved 'watch path' has to be demolished too, because the councilor for urban planning has decided to create a river avenue...

so here you are, an advance of these big works

disassembling the pallets wall...



here you can see a pick nailed to a stump, but you cannot see me, thanks to the über camouflage, right?







the last days of the watch path



preparing the foundations of the new wall











the remains of the watch path, and the new river avenue,,,



the building of the concrete base for the avenue...



I hope to have the wall and town surface finished today or tomorrow...

EDIT: oh, i almost forgot this one... this will be the town area see from the upper part of the well... some 40 squate meters



best regards

[xhelfix]

Hey Jussek,

as always, gerat gerat great
Alwasy an pool of insperation and fun for the eyes

Greerts and Thanks for the pic´s!

Andy

[Jussek]

many thanks Andy!

[EAO]

Jussek,

Your imagination and energy levels know no bounds! Dear God, that's a lot of work! So cool to see your vision come to life! I have no doubt that payoff will be worth the sweat and time! Amazing!

Cheers,
Eric.

[Jussek]

thaks mate!

i hope all you said come true soon LOL

best regards!

[Jussek]

hi again

the retaining wall and the cocrete surface for the town is finished

the area around the river docks



the access to the city



the town surface





this is levelled on purpose, because we have planned to build the buildings over the wall, to gain surface for the streets, you know, the houses and buildings in our scale are big...



general view



there are still some closed areas that we will cover with concrete, those you can see in the last pic closed with a small wall to the left of the road


best regards