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Creative => Customs Gallery => Dioramas & Buildings => Topic started by: tonguello on June 27, 2011, 12:36:05
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THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These galleries are from MARCUS a member in Tricornejock.com (I hope TJ don't mind I'm linking)
It is unbelievable the quality of his dioramas and the variety!!!! Here is just a sample! You can't miss this guys!
It blew up my mind. Since I saw this months ago I've been dreaming about having my own playmoroom for something like this. :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
You can't use Internet Explorer but any other one is ok, (I think)
http://www.tricornejock.com/phpBB3/gallery/album.php?album_id=328
http://www.tricornejock.com/phpBB3/gallery/image_page.php?album_id=335&image_id=3348
http://www.tricornejock.com/phpBB3/gallery/image_page.php?album_id=341&image_id=3027
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I guess this is another case where Firefox is better than explorer eh? :lol:
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i love TJ's website - it's so photo art oriented and i'm very into that
i really wish i had more time to be an active member on his forum (i registered once and have never posted)
amazing art work that of Marcus
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Yes, that diorama is amazing! Simply gorgeous. :love:
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Oh now I can see them!!! Excellent!! These are fantastically beautiful!! Thank you for the links Gaston!!
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Yes great work, I really like the use of the trolley. Now I want one of them. And I don't even have a Victorian house.
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yes , i agree it's the best photographe , spendid scene and the black and white is wonderfull . most of time pure playmobil !!!
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Cool you post the links !
Marcus has a bureau for architecture and you can see his profession in his pics. Mindblowing details.
i have a big collection of old photos from around 1900 ( mostly cologne ) and the mix of the 1900 playmo houses ( 5300 ) and "fachwerk" - houses ( like the bakery etc. ) is exactly how it looked like in almost every city in germany ( more citys / countries in europe of course also ) at that time.
wonderful pics - much respect !
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That's very interesting Rene, thanks, though I don't know him I imagined he had something to do with some design career.
I love all photographs... and I have several of the 1900 Buenos Aires, but it was very far from what germany was. I'd love to see that. B. A. was more like Paris I guess....love them! :love:
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excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO WORDS .... :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow:
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the word colonia ( cologne ) comes from "a roman colony outside rome" and that`s what cologne was. the romans build the town wall for example. in the medieval time the so called "old town" part began to form. like in the 3666 castle house , or the bakery , taylor etc. these houses exist still today - so you see in the old playmo catalogues often medieval houses and a modern scene with tourists etc. around 1880 they began to tear down the old town wall to make more room. often just the town gate survived. then mostly in half circles there where bigger streets build around the old part that where called the "rings" ( in cologne they still have this name ). at these streets there were a lot of bigger sales stores , banks etc and the houses where build like in the 1900 playmo nostalgie houses style. unfortunately cologne was bombed in world war 2 in ashes - so there are just a few nice buildings left...
but that is the mix around 1900. roman town gates, medieval houses build in carcass style ( till 19th century ) and the houses from the era called "gründerzeit". you should google the time period "gründerzeit" and the pics to get more information about this prosperous time in europe.
btw : i actually live in a carcass house :)
to come back to the theme - this is perfectly portrait in the excellent pics of marcus. when i started my 1900 project i did get a lot of inspiration - it was a bit hard not to make it look like his work because he covers everything you can imagine about that time very exactly - i had to google more pics and get more information about that time.
also the custom figures and vehicles are very nice.
cheers
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Amazing! :wow:
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All I can say is 'WOW"
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I can only join to all your previous comments! I have no words!!!!! :o It's simply beautiful!!!! I can't stop watching all of them! What a great photograpic sense!!!! I love them!!!! :love: ...and I wanna have a collection like that!
M A R V E L L O U S!!!! :love:
Greetings,
;)
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:love: Yes Marcus's work is wonderful I've been a fan for some time, I've got several of his pictures on my wall as inspiration. I'd love the room to do a diarama like his.
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The diorama from the second link, with the street lights lit and the evening atmosphere, looks as if it's... real. A real photograph!
Amazing, thank you so much for sharing these. :)
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This are precious photos!!! In the first link, my favorites are the lighting in photo 39 and the twins in the wagon with the Dalmatian behind them in photo 23.
Thanks for posting the links again, Pgal :wave:
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Hello.
I found this thread and i want to give you another one link with pictures from Marcus.
Enjoy that. ;)
http://eineweltum1900.de/gallerie/index.php
Friendly George. :)