Diorama Clervaux - the actual look

[Claude Joachim]

Hi everyone! Hi Brad :Hiay

Thank you very much, glad you like it.
For now, progress as slowed down because of roof tiling (yes, again), so stay tuned
(perhaps take a look in my Blog for faster updates)


Cheers
Claude

 

[TREEMENDUS]

Holy smoke Claude, this is a work of art. I love your stonework very much. There is so much to look at I'll be coming back time and again for sure.

Wonderful :woohoo:

Ant

 

[randy_ditton]

Hello Claude, Just wanted to say what a great project this!! Was looking at it again today to get ideas for my dio. Thank you for this wonderful diorama and look forward to more updates.

Randy

 

[Yago Alonso]

Joachim, great work!
I have seen the job done until today, and I only can to say: WOW, THIS WORK IS AWESOME.

Congratulations.

Yago.

 

[Claude Joachim]

Yago, Randy, Ant

Thank you guys!

Let's do a quick forward and show you the finished house (nearly finished , some details missing), placed in the row of houses where it belongs

Hope you like it!

Hey, the 5th continent is far behind in the statics regarding my book purchases!
Don't wait to long, i have only a few hundred left! LOL

see you at www.diorama-clervaux.com

Cheers
Claude

 

[Yago Alonso]

Hi Joachim!

Nice photos and nice work. I hope a new publishing of this diorama soon.
I would like to see all finished in book or magazine.
Thanks for help me to enjoy with this hobby.

Yago.

 

[dave samson]

 

[Claude Joachim]

Thanks guys!

Claude

 

[jose luis lopez]

I really admire your work ... your skills .... your nice paintin technique ... and if you´re married ... I envy a wife like yours who let you have soo big dios at home!!

 

[Legio Italica]

I'm speechless....no words... hmy:

I envy your buildings skills and space you have for that very large diorama...

Cheers :cheer:
Massimo

 

[Claude Joachim]

Thanks guys!

I just finished (90 %) a weeping willow to be planted right in front of the row of houses.
Not yet painted and it will get some more twigs but i am essiantilly done.
It's 50 cm high and consists of roughly a hundred pieces of beech tree roots put together.

A few days ago, i changed the look in the meantime a bit, this was it right ehere it will be planted.
You notice also that in the meantime i finished to lay down a whole meter of cobblestones.

Hope you like it

Claude

http://www.diorama-clervaux.com

 

[Panzerfaust]

Woah,

Seriously impressive stuff there, hmy:

Unbelieveable work and that tree is just astounding.

Cheers,

Jase.

 

[Yago Alonso]

Claude, you are great.
This tree is awesome, and can to see this view of the dio is a privilege. I hope that you post more things of this work.
Please, write a second book with this parts. I'll never get tired to seeing your diorama.

Talk you!

Yago.

 

[Claude Joachim]

Thanks guys! Glad you like it!


Cheers
Claude

 

[Cheyenne]

Hey Claude just got your pm , ......... this is beautiful !!!

Using real tree roots looks sooooo cool .

The overall pics. are looking great , this masterpiece just keeps getting better and better .

 

[Claude Joachim]

Cheyenne wrote:

The overall pics. are looking great , this masterpiece just keeps getting better and better .

Hi Glenn,

Yes, and finally the pictures (overview) you already asked some 2-3 years ago !

Greets and all the best

Claude

 

[TREEMENDUS]

Great work on the Weeping Willow, not the easiest of trees to make. Well done