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Diorama Cröbern-1813
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Peter
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Ready!
After seven years working on Cröbern diorama is now finally over. On 18.08.2013, the last figures were used. The Cröbern diorama is finished and it turned out exactly as I had always imagined.
With the help of my wife and my friends Daniela and Patrick the Great diorama could be built over.
Currently I am in the documentation of the project. The first exhibition in October in Markkleeberg, there will be a book about the project on glossy paper, and a DVD.
Here are a few sample images, in the book and on the DVD will be seen hundreds of them in very high resolution.
best regards
Wolfgang
Cröbern seen from the east, is in the foreground, the first Bat. the regiment "Simbschen" in Batallionskolonne. In the village background you can see the steeple of the church.
The Bornaische Post Road, led from Leipzig to Borna. On the right is the church Cröberner forest in the background at the entrance to a large pond that was there in 1813.
The Austrian artillery and the first Bat. Esterhazy try to reach their staging areas in a hurry
The Cröberner Pfarrhof, built in 1770. Residence of the parish priest master Traugott palm.
On the evening of 16/10/1813, the commander of the Austrian Reserve Corps Hesse-Homburg took up his quarters here
The Cröberner Peter and Paul Church. More and more civilians in the town attract the protection of the strong walls of the church back ..
After seven years working on Cröbern diorama is now finally over. On 18.08.2013, the last figures were used. The Cröbern diorama is finished and it turned out exactly as I had always imagined.
With the help of my wife and my friends Daniela and Patrick the Great diorama could be built over.
Currently I am in the documentation of the project. The first exhibition in October in Markkleeberg, there will be a book about the project on glossy paper, and a DVD.
Here are a few sample images, in the book and on the DVD will be seen hundreds of them in very high resolution.
best regards
Wolfgang
Cröbern seen from the east, is in the foreground, the first Bat. the regiment "Simbschen" in Batallionskolonne. In the village background you can see the steeple of the church.
The Bornaische Post Road, led from Leipzig to Borna. On the right is the church Cröberner forest in the background at the entrance to a large pond that was there in 1813.
The Austrian artillery and the first Bat. Esterhazy try to reach their staging areas in a hurry
The Cröberner Pfarrhof, built in 1770. Residence of the parish priest master Traugott palm.
On the evening of 16/10/1813, the commander of the Austrian Reserve Corps Hesse-Homburg took up his quarters here
The Cröberner Peter and Paul Church. More and more civilians in the town attract the protection of the strong walls of the church back ..
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Wolfgang Meyer
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14 Jul 2011, 17:11
The standard you have set with this positively stupifying diorama is essentially impossible to reach. So I guess the pressure is off for the rest of us mere mortals. Amazing.
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Bluefalchion
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23 Dec 2010, 07:57
It looks fantastic! 
I hope to see it once live!Definitly : this is the most beautiful diorama I have ever seen ! A chef-d'oeuvre ! 
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Samuel Alonso
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Paul
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Phalanx
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Who would like to know what in our
hobby possibly is should have a look
on Cröbern.
My deepest respect!
Incredibly!
hobby possibly is should have a look
on Cröbern.
My deepest respect!
Incredibly!
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Konrad
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What dedicated fellow`s you all are.You have produced such a wonderful piece of history and art,and it is a real credit to all of you concerned in it. Ones achievement is only equal to ones imagination!
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Beano Boy
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03 Sep 2013, 14:45
Not to forget the huge amount of money you must have put into this diorama, not just the time.
And this "just" for the hobby and all of us to admire!
And this "just" for the hobby and all of us to admire!
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Uwe
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25 Dec 2011, 11:12
More pictures on our website galleries "Moeckern 1813" and "1813 Cröbern"
Here the Austrian artillery in Cröbern.
http://www.geschichte-in-miniaturen.de/
best regards,
Wolfgang
Here the Austrian artillery in Cröbern.
http://www.geschichte-in-miniaturen.de/
best regards,
Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Meyer
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KenzoSato
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Incredible amount of work, really. 
I really like the press Photo of you Holding the church
I really like the press Photo of you Holding the church
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Paul
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Peter
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Fantastic ..everything well balanced and the water really looks awesome:)
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PeterG
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17 Sep 2013, 19:55
Dear friends of the Cröbern diorama,
over the past seven years, I very much enjoyed building the diorama. When showing the finished parts on annual expositions I got much positive feedback. The same was true for all your e-mails and talks, all of which motivated me greatly to carry on until the diorama was finished.
To the day 200 years after the Battle of the Nations, on October 16th, 2013, I will present the Cröbern diorama in its full size for the first time to the public. Alongside the Möckern diorama, built by my friend Patrick Ullrich, Cröbern will be displayed on the precincts of the Historic Markkleeberg Gatehouse, until October 20th. From April 2014, both large dioramas will be exhibited in the gorgeous rooms of our museum in Hann. Münden.
I would like to say thank you to everybody who kept visiting my website over the years. I am hoping you enjoyed seeing the diorama grow during this long period of time.
The Cröbern diorama has been finished, that is why I will discontinue the Cröbern website. However, important parts of it such as the how to build model houses etc., are being transferred to our club website. Furthermore, the making of the diorama and the history of October 16th, 1813, in and around Cröbern are documented in a book to be presented to the public on the Markkleeberg expo.
I would also like to thank those who patronized my diorama shop, hoping that you enjoyed and still enjoy using my products for diorama building.
But this is not to say good-bye to the hobby. On the contrary, we are really starting right now. Many interesting projects are in the offing, and conditions for making our dreams come true are better than ever.
So in the future, you may find all information on the Cröbern and Möckern dioramas and further projects on our club website:
www.geschichte-in-miniaturen.de
Diorama and modelling products will be offered via our online shop. We hope to be able to continually enlarge our range of products. You may find our shop via the club website or directly via
www.history-diorama.de
Thanks again,
Wolfgang
over the past seven years, I very much enjoyed building the diorama. When showing the finished parts on annual expositions I got much positive feedback. The same was true for all your e-mails and talks, all of which motivated me greatly to carry on until the diorama was finished.
To the day 200 years after the Battle of the Nations, on October 16th, 2013, I will present the Cröbern diorama in its full size for the first time to the public. Alongside the Möckern diorama, built by my friend Patrick Ullrich, Cröbern will be displayed on the precincts of the Historic Markkleeberg Gatehouse, until October 20th. From April 2014, both large dioramas will be exhibited in the gorgeous rooms of our museum in Hann. Münden.
I would like to say thank you to everybody who kept visiting my website over the years. I am hoping you enjoyed seeing the diorama grow during this long period of time.
The Cröbern diorama has been finished, that is why I will discontinue the Cröbern website. However, important parts of it such as the how to build model houses etc., are being transferred to our club website. Furthermore, the making of the diorama and the history of October 16th, 1813, in and around Cröbern are documented in a book to be presented to the public on the Markkleeberg expo.
I would also like to thank those who patronized my diorama shop, hoping that you enjoyed and still enjoy using my products for diorama building.
But this is not to say good-bye to the hobby. On the contrary, we are really starting right now. Many interesting projects are in the offing, and conditions for making our dreams come true are better than ever.
So in the future, you may find all information on the Cröbern and Möckern dioramas and further projects on our club website:
www.geschichte-in-miniaturen.de
Diorama and modelling products will be offered via our online shop. We hope to be able to continually enlarge our range of products. You may find our shop via the club website or directly via
www.history-diorama.de
Thanks again,
Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Meyer
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The book has a nice cover! And I hope I can make it to come at the museum in Hann! 
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Peter
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