Wow you're the dio guy here!!! 

The groundwork and dio look great and as usual your vehicles look just right! Very interesting scene overall, don't think I've ever seen anyone else build a civilian mining operation like that - only military combat like stuff. 

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Wow you're the dio guy here!!! 

The groundwork and dio look great and as usual your vehicles look just right! Very interesting scene overall, don't think I've ever seen anyone else build a civilian mining operation like that - only military combat like stuff. 

PaulE

I have to agree the combat engineers are very important. Doesn't matter how good your troops and equipment are if you can't get them to the front or keep them supplied! 

Excellent diorama!  I agree, it's cool to see the combat engineers depicted.

A couple of my uncles were steelworkers, and they enlisted in the Navy and went to the Seabees.  And they really could build anything, do anything.

Is 1/87 your scale of choice?

Is 1/87 your scale of choice?

Excellent dio indeed.

Seldom have I considered the logistics behind wars. This dio, with your explanation, made me think.

Top-rate workmanship and thought-provoking too. Cool.

Greg, I also did a couple Red Ball Express dios. During my research, I discovered several routes of the same nature w/different names. All authorized vehicles were clearly marked as such. The routes were all one way out & one way back & patrolled regularly to keep clear of unauthorized, damaged or broken down vehicles & infiltrated enemy. They had signs all along them identifying the route & rules were strictly enforced. PaulE