Jasta5 Boistrancourt

[malaula]

Hey Guys! I think I'll interrupt the chronological order to show what I guess you can't wait to see again(just kiddin',have to take pics of the other dios first).This is my first and only attempt  in 48th scale.I had planned to do a 72nd scale Boistrancourt dio following the JG I-build when I met those other guys attempting the same in 1:48,and because they already had some planes finished (and maybe because I was so delighted to have met such nice and gifted fellow modellers al least)I gave in and started work on the hangars and groundwork.It was quite a struggle to get the dimensions right,we had to compeomise in the depth to keep the whole thing in a managable size,we also had to cancel my plans to include the factory buildings in the background.Honestly,I'm still unhappy with the Blu-skies background..
All the Albi's are Eduard oob,figures HeckerGoros,Jager etc.Hangars are made of cardboard,wood,aluminium sheet,hangar no3 is entirely resin.

[Des]

An amazing amount of detail in this diorama, I have been looking at it for quite some time and still finding things I missed first time around. The whole scene including the aircraft are extremely well done, the vehicle and superb figures all add to the incredible dio, it must be a huge to have 13 aircraft side by side in 1:48 scale, very well done.

Des.

[malaula]

Des,thanks so much!Fellow members Jorgo and Axial ,feel free to add some info on the particular DV's you 've built!

[petrov27]

Another amazing diorama - so many details to appreciate - just incredible!

Does the diorama reside in a museum now?
 

[coyotemagic]

Truly phenomenal dio, Mathias!  I remember this masterpiece from another forum and, like Des, I never get tired of looking at it. 
Cheers,
Bud
PS-Hat's off to Jorgo and Axial on their remarkable models.

[RAGIII]

Truly phenomenal dio, Mathias!  I remember this masterpiece from another forum and, like Des, I never get tired of looking at it. 
Cheers,
Bud
PS-Hat's off to Jorgo and Axial on their remarkable models.

I agree with my Amigo as always. I also remember this one and it is really nice to be able to view it in all of its glory again!
RAGIII

[malaula]

Thanks Petrov,Bud and Rick!Sadly there seems to be no museum in Germany interested in it as a static display,what I think is really a shame,we don't even charge much for it.Now it  RIP(rest in pieces). :(in my basement.