"Sheepfarm of Auenhain 1813 (battle of nations)" Topic

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History in Miniatures	06 Jun 2017 1:37 p.m. PST
Sheepfarm of Auenhain 1813 (Battle of Nations) 1/72 Here a diorama of the Napoleonic era. It shows a scene from 12. October 1813. The commander of the 8th French Army Corps Poniatowski visited the sheepfarm of Auenhain. The Schafmeister Seydel shows Poniatowski the surrounding countryside towards Cröbern. From 12 October to 13 October will Poniatowski with his staff its headquarters in the sheepfarm. Diorama Size: 130 cm x 100 cm Polish General Staff: 23 figures Krakusen: 60 figures Figures: Art-Miniatures Painting: Roland Kupski Civilians: 16 Figures: Andreas Hofmann Painting: Andreas Hofmann Animals: 70 Art-Miniatures Painting: Paul Hedges Dioramenbuilding: Wolfgang Meyer Best regards, Wolfgang & Patrick geschichte-in-miniaturen.de
advocate	06 Jun 2017 11:21 p.m. PST
Great. I especially like the lighting.
History in Miniatures	07 Jun 2017 7:18 a.m. PST
Thank you! All our dioramas can be viewed in our own diorama museum in Germany. Best regards, Patrick & Wolfgang