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Fantasia

One question: your choice of the book she is jumping out... Why? The book is about late XVII century, while the schooner I think is from the first half of XIX. Still solving the riddle! ROTF

PS
US Revenue Cutter 1815, isn't it?
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Es verdad, el libro ,en realidad, era para otro barco. Barco que se quedo un poco aparcado y luego no resistió a una mudanza. Así que segui mi idea con la goleta. Al final el titulo del diorama arregla un poco esto. Y bueno no se si importa mucho. Pero es una buena observación.
 
Es verdad, el libro ,en realidad, era para otro barco. Barco que se quedo un poco aparcado y luego no resistió a una mudanza. Así que segui mi idea con la goleta. Al final el titulo del diorama arregla un poco esto. Y bueno no se si importa mucho. Pero es una buena observación.
Yes, my understanding of the diorama was that the schooner materializes out of our imagination, inspired by the story of the book.

In any case, both a very interesting idea and a great implementation! Congratulations! Thumbsup
 
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