BRIGADA TRIPEIRA

(Class F7 locomotive - US Army Transportation Corps) Here you have a brand new batch of dioramas, all related to late XX century conflits....

(Part IV) In my last post you saw a glimpse of what it took to make a combat leader in medieval times (or in any time, for that matter). A...

As requested by one of our followers, we bring you a few close-ups from one our last posts, where you can check out this outstanding dioram...

(Class P8 locomotive - Bavarian State Railways) Back to WWI we come, this time with a (very) low flying allied biplane over this good looki...

Two more brand new dioramas, this time of a thematic nature, with railway material included, naturally. The ubiquitous "auntie" ...

A brand new series, again? Is this really possible? You can believe it all right, since you can see it with your own eyes! In this parti...

(Mallet Class locomotive - UN Congo) Here you have another brand new series, courtesy of Carlos Briz, and for you eyes only! (B 5 Locomoti...

(Carthaginian elephant in action) It seems the stage is set for a victory by Hannibal in the current poll. Over here is seems the underdog ...

Ok, now Carlos has crossed a new frontier in this diorama series! Will you just take a good look at this? Outstanding Carlos! JF/PC

(Class D51 locomotive - Japan National Railways) It seems 5 Bf-109E7's were used in Japan for comparison trials with other fighters, b...

(Part III) I received hundreds of messages from our huge following, asking me to continue my original (and wonderful...) dissertation into ...

(Mallard locomotive - Great Western Railways) The quality of this set of pics worked out better than usual, giving us better perspective o...

Well, some guys really have all the luck! Here you have the modest gift that Carlos sent JF recently! The rest of us are already green wi...

From the XIX century, we will now take a giant leap to the III century BCE, to introduce a brand new and interesting poll related to the Pu...

We bring you back to the beginnig of the XX century, where you  can see what it took to transport those (now...) awkward AFV's to the f...