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Agree with the above. Astounding artistry.

I appreciate your honest opinion about the build. thank you.

WOW!!!! What a story! Thank you for describing. Glad you like the build. I have added more details to the building and removed the trailer. So I am weathering the building and the truck as well. Thank you kindly. Thank you for looking. Will post the final version, as I have done some changes to the diorama.

Thank u. Still have some stuff to add. Thanks. Luckily, the dock doors are at that very spot where he has stopped. Still have more stuff to add to this diorama.

Wow Tom! Didn't know that. Good info. Thank you.

Appreciate it. Thanks.

Aaaaawwwwweee! Thank you my friend. You have read my behind the scene thoughts and design perfectly. I wanted to display a truck diorama in the most practical way without sacrificing real estate.. Glad to know that it worked out and you guys have approved.

Thank you for your suggestion. Will consider it.

I still have to add insignia to the 144L front grill. The title ‘tight squeeze’ is relates to the awesomeness of how the driver managed to back in his trailer into a docking bay whose entry way is almost as wide as the trailer itself. This proves how experience the driver is with his truck. As you can see, the truck has been used heavily judging by the wear and tear on the paint job. Or it could be that it was a bad paint job. I’ll let the viewer decide for themselves

Appreciate it Tony.

Thank you kindly. Glad u approve.

Understood. Thank you Dave. My apologies.

Hello. I've recently placed a thread in the wrong forum. Can the Admin, please move the thread into the completed gallery diorama forum? The thread in question is called, 'picture frame diorama - truck loading bay'. It is located in the WIP forum. Thank you.

Thank you. I made a mistake and placed it in the wrong forum. Ive made mentioned of it but it still hasn't been moved.

Thank you. Glad you like it.

Thank u crazyjim.

Thank u. Great looking frame diorama. Nice job. Much appreciated David. Glad you like it.

Thanks a lot.

I noticed that this thread is in the wrong forum. Can the Admin please move this thread to the proper forum????

Thank you kindly for your assessment. Glad you like the final results. The rubber flaps were made from a material i had collected from a dumpster, if i remember correctly. Don't really remember from what object, as it was a really long time ago. I usually collect lots of junk, for possible future builds, and this was one of them. It looks to feel like nylon, but not sure. I cut up the pieces and painted them black and weatheted them. The final results is what you see. Glad you approve. Thank you.

Absolutely outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!! I have one and about to start on it. Thought I'd browse the internet for some inspirations, then I come across yours. Well, I had exactly the seem idea but now 'll have to change the theme a little.

Thank you kindly Carl.

Much appreciated Dan. glad you liked the results.

Thank you kindly David for your nice assessment. Wow! You really think that the left looks more realistic? That's even a bigger compliment. Thank you for that too.

First things, first. I'd like to thank Andreas Rousounelis for inspiring me with his many awesome frame dioramas. He is a master with these kinds of dioramas. Giving this is my first try, I decided to go with another loading bay theme for trucks. It was the simplest idea, since I like trucks, and had built a similar scene before. The scale is 1/24 using scratch built materials. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Side by side comparison. The photo on the right is the photo that inspired me to make the photo on the left: