Building the WWII French Cafe Diorama 

Luke Towan and Uncle Night Shift would be proud! Beautiful work Andy.

Excellent work Andy ! Soon you will have a village and then a town and then a city. Watching your video make me want to pull out my plaster kits and start my own street diorama. Thanks Andy.

Great work. I would have probably dulled down the signage and maybe made the flowers looked half dead/dying and perhaps covered with some building dust and debris in the window boxes. But that's nitpicking. It looks great.

Happy to see a build instead of a kit review, It turned out great thanks for all the great tips. Great job Andy

Very impressive Andy. The details are incredibale. I find that it is missing people and maybe a little boat on the river. Very well done and thank you for sharing.

Top Diorama,sehr schöne Arbeit 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🤜🤛😎. Bernd Frankenland 🇩🇪

Looks amazing, great work. Any updates on the factory diorama, apologies if I missed a recent update trying to catch up on your videos.

Wow👍🏻🤘🏻👏🏻Amazing Diorama👍🏻🤘🏻 Greetings from the Bastel 🤘🏻Bude

Love the work you did on the building. Really looks like its been around for a while, and is now on its way out. Just needs people. Maybe a couple of folks looking at their map, plotting a route to the next bridge. As Andre noted, maybe a rowboat in the river would look cool. But, well done.

Brilliant workmanship. Love it. Cheers!

Great job Andy. You sir are a brilliant craftsman. Keep up the great work

Wow Andy, thats a Fantastic Diorama, Great Build, Very very Nice!! Great

That looks GREAT Andy!!!

Nice work Andy!

Stunning diorama, thoroughly enjoyed watching.

Looks Amazing Sir, and thank you as always for your videos!!!!

This was pretty cool! You have a nice representation of the product, but also put your own spin on it. Nice work, it looks great!

I would like to get into 1/35 buildings....I used to build HO-scale buildings in the past. I think I can do these in 1/35, too. Great video!

Your have made a basement or wine cellar in that foam at the back. Perhaps a little light? Still cool though.

As always another fantastic build.

still looks clean you could add rain water damage and soot to the internal spaces , roof etc

The wallpaper is a nice touch. Bravo!

Hey Andy. Thank you for the tips. Your diorama looks good. I would love to have more tips to improve the finish of rubble. Such as weathering of posters, wallpaper, ... Unfortunately, your street sign and poster still look like new. But your flower box looks good. The corner and a large part of the street looks as if it has already been cleaned up. That it's not recent damage, interesting point. Usually we think that the damage has just happened. The damage to the interest paper looks good, I would forget this. Thanks again for the tips. You helped me a lot with a project I wanted to start.

Very nice job there Andy, well done

Wow that is phenomenal!

It would be cool to put some u.s soldiers walking by the marder 1 great diorama btw!!

Just a note, your side street would not be an avenue as these are usually a two way road lined on both sides by trees. It would more likely be a Ruelle or a Rue etroite

Very nice

Awesome work Andy. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Andy, I brought a pack of the1/72 pigeons, they TINY. Jimbo be safe

great job as always Andy you just some figures to finish it off

With the depth of the base, it would lend itself to including a basement with a machine gun nest firing out of the small window at the bottom.

"...any World War II era armored vehicle..." Oddballs Sherman!

Lovely work Andy

that a good scene for the White Christmas movie where it came from

NOW THATS AWESOME VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT 😀 COULD ADD SOME BOTTLES OR CRATES .

only thing i would change about your factory is to use a panzer grey tank instead of the snow camo, all the German tanks left the factories in grey or primer and it was up to the crews in the field to decide what camo would be best

That looks great Andy definitely going to have to check out your website on some of these diorama kits

Great job as always Andy! I bookmark your videos so I can reference them for my own work. BTW, your RT inventory seemed to deplete fairly rapidly! I assume you have resupply coming from them?

Looks fantastic Andy

Great build!

Well done sir 👏

Nice!!!!!!!!! 👍👍🙂

Very nicely done

Very nice details.

Looks good andy quick question if the building was blown out wouldn’t the glass be outside?

Hi Andy, that was a absolutely outstanding diorama, very well put together, what's up next?

Hi Andy, I think the top part of the door is not a part of the door itself, but part of the frame that holds the door. I hope you understand what I mean!

Hi Andy I would like to know where you got the foam cutter?

Excellent work Andy ... but it lacks figures to be a true diorama... for my point of view !!

OUTSTANDING Dio. I do not see it is available in your store. Where can I find it for sale ?

Does the Styrofoam come designed like that?

I'm sorry.....you are no longer a member of the Mediocre Model Club. Fantastic work....cheers!

Precioso 😍

Could have put a broken bicycle in the water and some broken tables but it looks great

Great job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤡

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🤣do you know what zizi means in french?