Age of Zorro!

[Pynedor]

Awesome display. I can tell you put a lot of time into it setting up details, and it looks great. Your figures look really cool too.

[Birdie]

Wow, it's gorgeous!! I absolutely love the combination of building-pieces, to begin with, it's as if you made up a whole mexican theme on your own!
The big building has beautiful lay-out and decoration and the smaller ones work really well together. Very nice touch, that roof with palm tree trunks covered with leaves. It looks like a town that has been built over time, with loose wooden structures attached everywhere.

The place is so full of people and atmosphere that you can kind of hear the music and noises already.
You say it's a pitty you didn't have more space, but I think it works so well when it's a bit cramped.

And thén Zorro appears on the roof   

  Very cool, you captured those old tv series perfectly.

If there's more where that came from, I'm really looking forward to that!

[NtannyGavakis]

Hi everyone

Thank you very much of your comments,make me very happy.
As for the detailes,i didnt make it in one day.It took me 2 months to find exactly the biuldings i wanted,and 2 different days for the detailes.The last years,i use to set up,and when i am tired ,i stop.I believe that when you are tired,the result is not good
BIRDIE : Oh yes,there is more,and today i will ask for my daughter to upload something else i made .She is the good in computers in this family

friendly

Ntanny

[gaspodfreud]

hello , really like it !! nice picture , nice playmo , i like the hat red and yellow everywhere who give a color caracter to yout picture with a good light for contrast , thanks to share with us .

[NtannyGavakis]

Thank you very much for your comments gaspodfreud

friendly
Ntanny

[Jay]

Very nice. I love the bull's head on the table. I've been planing on doing a Mariachi band for sometime, complete with horns and female singers.

[DrDalek6]

Very nice your settup really has that Mexican feel to it can almost feel the heat and the dust, loving the outfits on some fot hsoe figures particularly on the latter photos the old guy in black and the fella in the blue cape. I was just beginning to wonder whether Zorro actually featured in this settup then I reach the last few photos and low and behold the unmistakable figure on his mighty steed he looks pretty impressive up there on his horse   

[Rhalius]

Great details, they seem to be having fun with music and dance! Definatly a town any mexican clicky would be proud to call home. 

[Luis]

Very cool diorama and customs!

I'm Mexican btw, I think El Zorro was from Spain. But still he fits perfectly in a Colonial Mexico set up.