MILITARY DIORAMAS by Paul Asaban

Photo Album 2- The Road to Minsk

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Photo Album 1 - The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 2- The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 3 - The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 4- OS2U Kingfisher
Photo Album 5 - Flakvierling
Photo Album 6 - Building the Flakvierling
Photo Album 7 - Dauntless SBD
Photo Album 8 - Dauntless SBD
Photo Album 9 - Channel Gazing
Photo Album 10 - Stuka and Matilda
Photo Album 11- ME-109 and Spitfire V
Photo Album 12 - Anzio
Photo Album 13 - Anzio
Photo Album 14 - Bastogne Aftermath
Photo Album 15 - Normandy Ambush & more
Photo Album 16 - The First Time I Saw Paris
Photo Album 17- Aachen 1944
Photo Album 18 - Aachen 1944
Photo Album 19 - PT109
Photo Album 20 - "Corner Kick" Curtiss P-40
Photo Album 21 - Building "Corner Kick"
Photo Album 22 - Black Widow
Photo Album 23 - Assorted models
Photo Album 24 - Somewhere in Saudi (A-10)
Photo Album 25 - Top Gun Air Show
Photo Album 26 - Top Gun Airshow 2
Photo Album 27 - The Mother of all Battles
Photo Album 28 - The First Night - F-111
Photo Album 29 - My kids are in on the action - Christian's Dioramas
Photo Album 30 - My kids are in on the action - Nicole's Dinosaurs
Photo Album 31 - Coming Soon - Operation Market Garden
Photo Album 32 - The War Room
Photo Album 33 - Antique Ships Restoration Project
Photo Album 34 - Restoration Project II
Photo Album 35 - Restoration Project III
Photo Album 36 - Restoration Project IV
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WORLD WAR II DIORAMAS
The Road to Minsk

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This panzer grenadier, working his way through Russian fields, takes a drink to ward off the summer heat of 1941.

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Oblivious to his wound and with his Mauser over his shoulder, this grenadier follows his comrades, trudging through high Russian grass "On the Road to Minsk".

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Above: A BMW crew pauses for a map check on "the Road to Minsk" as a camoulflaged panzer grenadier looks on. The map is an actual miniature of a real road map of Belorussia, or Belarus as it is now called.

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Above: This tank commander scans the road ahead while standing on his Panzer II. His leather jacket shows the wear and tear of war. His belt is actually car pinstriping that I often use for straps and belts. The buckle is a link from a cable neck chain.
 
 
 
Left: The center of the diorama. I always show my tanks running over some kind of bump or rock - this bends the track upwards and is an added touch of realism.