This scene is depecting a f-15 getting prepard for a mission over iraq. It is the revel-monogram 1/48th strike eagle.The hanger is evergreen plastic stock, the lights are grain of weat bulbs powerd by 9 volt battries. The crew and ordanace are hasegawa. There are a few small things here and there to touch up but any comments are welcome. thanks and enjoy.

Looks pretty damn good
Mal

excellent work yet again toad. And with lights!

Great job. Very original I really like the lights. Steve

Very nice, Toad. Good job on the hanger.

The diorama itself looks good, and I like the idea... Just one question. It appears the roof is sagging. Is this distortion because of the picture, or reality ?

Still congrats on a original, beautifull and good diorama !!

I think FANTASTIC might work as a comment!

Bird sorry about the sag it is reality guess i need to get a better brace for it . thanks for the comment

turrettoad13

wow that is nice,

Just 2 comments, I second Dutch his remark on the roof and second, it looks like your frontwheel is not straight.

Other then that, love it

THATS REALLY GREAT WORK - CONGRATS
ROBERTO

Great looking dio and imaginative use of lighting. I like the helmets on the cockpit sides, that's a nice touch.
Martin

Great image. Now that's thinking outside the box!!! Great idea with the lights. I feel as though I was there. Keep up the geat work.

Excellent dio turrettoad13. Love the whole setup and composition. It actually looks like a still from a moment in time. Really good attention to detail and the figures and trucks add alot to the whole effect! Were sheds like this knocked up for the campaign? Its quite usual to see older foofs like this bellowing down with time and weight. I thought it looked like this purposelly? Great idea as well with the lights and night-time scene!!

Great Job.. also great idea for a Diorama!

Hey TT, that is really cool. I love them lights. It really adds realism to the scene. How did you make em?

This is awesome looking Toadman (tm), Looked even better on my office computer, because my monitor here is little darker, so it really look like night, and an actual still photo.

Congratulations on a remarkable piece of work.

Ken, the lights are grain of weat brand bulbs they are found in the train section at most hobby shops. i hid the wire in the I beam by using u shaped channel wiht a 9 volt battery for power .the light shrouds are made from card stock , i must have lost the pin holding the front gear will fix . thanx for all the comments

Great work Carlton! The lights add a lot to the mood of the scene. I like the small details like the power cart and the extinguisher. Seems like you're being pulled to the Dark Side like Dave was #:-)

Excellent diorama keep up the good work.

Wonderfull diorama , I saw , once a real pics of the same sytuation - Your dio is so real .

Very good job , My compliments to You for extra modelling/Dio skills .

Best Regards