Sorry, I really never have time to take pictures and my wife snapped only a few before she left also. The diorama seems so basic and one dimensional to me as I have lots of ideas in my head how to make it better. Its like taking pictures of when one is learning how to draw, its mush for a while. I am sure the guys from the news papers and all the professionally equipped armature photographers who were there must have some beautiful shots. I only saw one or two so far and they were of the dio used as a background.
hauden_lukas, I really don't. I just see the spot, lay out a circle, I used the tarp due to thinking I would not have enough mulch, I put the tarp not square so it looked more natural, the corner looked like a good spot for the beaver project recently, then some towns, a forest, Indian village , a war, I brought no switches so I just lay ed down extra track and put some trains on it, pretend where roads would go and mulch them out, use light mulch for roads and buffalo plains and dark for everything else. 2 sweaty hours later
bb It was a IPMS (international plastic modelers society) event and the local toy shop sponsored the other half of the events center. About 2000 people showed up in 6 hours. There is a lot of film in our area. Pixar also is not far away and when my friend worked there we did playmo for them but in a diffrent way.