A scene of a German engineering crew repainting and converting captured French tanks
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Wow!! That is filled with lots of interesting little scenes amongst the larger diorama! How long did it take to put together? That looks like a lot of work!
more than a month or two,I think,I don’t remember, my friend 
, thank you
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Extremely cool , endless amounts of detail where when looking at it again and again finding something new each time .
Looks like a good way to use up your box of spare parts! 
One small criticism - I don’t think they would have live munitions in the workshop, ie; full ammo racks in the panzerjager, crate of Wurframen rockets, (what could go wrong?? 
) etc. But I still like it!
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I’m glad you liked it, thank you.
that’s really what I did about the spare box
Νow about the ammunition,they might have been risky…who knows Thanks my friend
H39 with commander’s cupola (split hatch) is a German upgrade, so unlike to be painted in French colors. I would suggest to repaint it in metal or red primer (the hatches) as the cupola was cut off and hatches added.
other than that, very interesting settings!
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Oh dang. Wow.
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Wow, a 100 little dio’s into 1 big dio… fantastic!!
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Very Nice!
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Unfortunately I’m afraid this one is a “Beute Panzer” PzKpfw 39-H 735(f) that has been repainted in French 1940 camo scheme by the Saumur museum staff…
H.P.
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Thank you
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Big - Busy - Beautiful ! As stated previously, I too enjoy all the active scenes within the scene.
The lounging supervisor is a nice touch 
as well.
Dave
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Wow that looks great.
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Man o man that is a boatload of work right there.
J
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Great diorama(s)! You can almost smell the grease and grunge!
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