I bet this diorama inspired by a photo is going to amaze you, made by Ramón Cubiró / Velasor Legendary Models

https://www.facebook.com/velasor.vlm

https://velasor.com/

I'm so impressed, I'd like you to see a couple more:

what a cool diorama! Made by Ramón Cubiró / Velasor Legendary Models

https://www.facebook.com/velasor.vlm/posts/pfbid0V6wrHVYzuyYfhRow3KXH4FWuoXz9kjQvbRLiGLLQLRWFnJ9YPdTHCLmBvS7cWn6Dl

no Shell petroliana collection is likely to even be complete, until they have made this 1933 diorama

https://www.flickr.com/photos/taffeta/albums/72157632994363315/

a 10 year scale model diorama of a machine shop, just WOW. I admire everything going on here.. The GB Machine Works Co. (Click on each image for a full screen version)

1500 hrs of machining, scratch making, and building the machine shop in 1/12th scale. 

 All machines are copies of a real machine (see the last image in this gallery for the list…) for instance, the mill is in the Ford Museum. 

All power take offs work, tables with ”T” slots, and there is an office with a ceiling fan in the office run by the overhead belting system, and a roll top desk with a bottle of Scotch in the bottom drawer for bad days.

All drawings are the blueprints used for machining, just reduced in size. There is one part on each machine station, being machined. 

The time clock has time cards with names of friends who also machine things.

The machine shop cat has not seen the rat yet under the work bench.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10213599836826977&set=gm.24114680321455182&idorvanity=1104020856281121

see many close up photos at https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10213604420981578&set=pcb.24120031037586777

this model restorer has one hell of a great way to get his video started... a truck pulling through a model car junkyard, with a trailer

As part of an ongoing celebration of its age, Porsche enlisted a Swedish artist and Lego to mark the occasion with a special art project.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a62084763/porsche-continues-911-turbo-celebration-with-a-lego-art-project/

a WW1 Lego diorama of a Zeppelin attacked by a bi-plane chromostereoscopy

 

Not just WW1 aircraft cool, but also chromostereoscopic 

" as the curtains parted, the intro music started and the real show began! " 

As the curtains part you can see biplanes circling both above and below the zeppelin which maneuvers up and down.

The soundtrack transitions to biplane maneuver and machine gun noises, and a red biplane swoops to the center stage from behind a cloud, gently rocking back and forth. 

Soon enough the red plane sidles back behind cloud cover and the finale begins to unfold – a LITTLE biplane corkscrews down from far back above the zeppelin, in an uncontrolled dive until it hits the zeppelin.

Red lights flash, explosions rock the air, and the zeppelin slowly breaks apart revealing smoke and fire rising from within. The curtains begin to close and the finale fanfare plays 

https://www.brothers-brick.com/2022/10/06/the-hells-angels-set-the-stage-in-this-massive-moving-wwi-diorama/

One man in Britain was worried that his new girlfriend might dump him if she found out he was in the process of building the biggest model railway in the country.

So, instead of telling her, he kept the massive structure hidden in the basement of a building he told his girlfriend he had rented to store wine in. 

 She came down to the cellar one day and said: 'Where's all the wine?' I told her the truth and she was like 'OK.' But she has an art degree so she appreciated the level of detail and work that went into it. We're now engaged." 

 According to George, he spent eight years building the 200-foot-long model, which recreates a 1.5-mile-long stretch of real train tracks located in West Yorkshire. The model recreates the look of the area as it existed in the '80s. 

 George spent over $330,000 to bring the model to life.

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/man-hides-countrys-largest-model-train-railway-girlfriend

and when a guy has a warehouse full of wine, and a third of a million dollars to spend on a hobby, his girlfriend simply gets married to him. After all, she's got the run of the house, wine stock, and he's busy staying out of trouble with trains. 

amazing 1:24 Scale Model BMW 2002tii from you tuber Scale-a-ton

“Scale-a-ton,” churns out extremely lifelike kits and documenting the elaborate process on his YouTube channel and instagram

https://www.instagram.com/scale.a.ton

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2UPftBhkCUwQyCGSQxCbNQ

https://hiconsumption.com/1971-bmw-2002tii-1-24-scale-model-by-scale-a-ton/

probably the coolest thing I've seen all week, Moon Mullins Scaole Modeling, of the 1988 Petty crash

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2544665815801605&id=2127024614232396

https://dailytimewaster.blogspot.com/2022/04/sudden-unplanned-disassembly.html

Goodwood Revival photos from Conner Golden, Wouter Melissen at Automobilemag.com

seeing what the grid marker sign holders will be wearing, and what era of costume, is always a remarkable thing. I think it's a hoot to see the 60s go go boots and odd dresses. So 60s chic

and a whole farm? Wow!

this is a 1945 Bugatti type 73, prototype that never made it to production line

and the Uovo 1950 Ferrari which I've thoroughly posted about before

https://www.automobilemag.com/news/scenes-2018-goodwood-revival/
https://www.automobilemag.com/news/nine-favorite-cars-2018-goodwood-revival/
https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/goodwood?family=editorial&page=5&phrase=goodwood&sort=best#license

Japanese artist Satoshi Araki builds amazing dioramas with astonishing levels of detail.

http://twistedsifter.com/2015/02/satoshi-araki-dioramas/