In the early 80's when I was in the mid teens I used to build and paint plastic models, mainly airplanes, but I did build a couple of tanks, cars and what not... However, seeing your build makes my futile builds look like they were the works of kindergarten kids... LOL... I've watched a couple of your videos and they are amazing works of art...
This is masterful. There's such a wealth of detail to get lost in, and it's such an engaging moment. Also eloquent proof that a diorama need not be a scene of blood and thunder to be interesting. Glad to be one of the first 10,000.
Congrats on 10,000 .. realism in diorama at it’s best.. a calmness during hectic times, almost a walk in the woods, fly fishing pole missing from the bloke in peaceful times.. great tutorial once again..thanks
I am not surprised at your 10,000 - a mark of the due respect! I have missed the prior series of vids, but this is an excellent full video and a bit more inspiration as I drive my own builds forward to setting them in a similar landscape... We need more commonwealth subjects! I get fed up with the endless repeats of Stugs, Tigers, etc! Thank you for the quality, guidance and inspiration - Keep on trucking towards the 20k!
CW Modelling just started my first buikd after 23 years... so much jas changed, so many new materials... taking it one step at a time, but maybe one day 😉
An amazing display of imagination, creativity and skill.....I can see why this is one of your favourites. Congratulations....10k subscribers, testament of your artistry...and deserved.
Wow! This is a work of art. Incredibly good and extremely realistic. (I may be a little biased, I just love Sherman tanks)This is beautiful, very well done, great work.
Ian....😳😦 That is a wonderful piece of work👏👏 Really glad you decided to show this again, loads to learn from here - from the planning to the groundwork to the vegetation to the water effects etc..! Nice idea to add the guy at the front too, gives the other figures a focal point. Liked the ‘just spent time staring at it’ quote......I know what that’s like, particularly when there’s something not quite right 😩 Great stuff mate, and congrats for the 10,000 milestone - a great achievement 👏👏🙂🏆
Congratulations for the subs, Ian. Also congratulations for this diorama. Good idea, excellent execution in all its details and there are many details! Top work! Greetings, Joachim
I remember this project very well, great to see it all summed up in one single video! Congratulations to the 10.000 subs man, you deserve many more than that :)
I don't get paid anything for it........but if you're asking how much it cost me to make the diorama, then I'd guess it was in the region of £150 with all the kits, figures and materials 👍
I was a little disappointed, not in the build, or your creativity or skill, but in your use of Tamiya kit. I had my fingers crossed hoping you would used a Dragon kit. Why? because I am in the process of building one, and I am step 11, construction of the turret and main gun, and either there is something missing in the parts or the instructions. HELP!! If you or one of your subscribers has in their stash, or has built the Dragon Sherman, kit 6698 I would really, really like some advise.
@@CWModelling and going to their website for support is an exercise in futility. They pack their boxes with parts, half of which are not used.....thanks, anyway. If you happen to come across someone who has or had this kit, I would appreciate a heads up. :)
incredible works of art , and more importantly , skill and imagination in achieving the results , i never tire of watching your vids,all the best
Beatyfulll...
In the early 80's when I was in the mid teens I used to build and paint plastic models, mainly airplanes, but I did build a couple of tanks, cars and what not... However, seeing your build makes my futile builds look like they were the works of kindergarten kids... LOL...
I've watched a couple of your videos and they are amazing works of art...
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍
I still say the guy crossing the river looks like Gandhi....
Great work and I look back on this one for inspiration
😂
This is masterful. There's such a wealth of detail to get lost in, and it's such an engaging moment. Also eloquent proof that a diorama need not be a scene of blood and thunder to be interesting. Glad to be one of the first 10,000.
Je suis fans de veaux diorama militaire une ne petits scène Vietnam good aussi merci 😍👌👍
Excellent trees and vegetation. Layout of dio is spot on.
Glad you like it 👍
BEAUTIFULLY DONE. Makes me want to dust off my old kits and start building.
Do it 👍
MY FAVOURITE!!!!
Congrats on 10,000 .. realism in diorama at it’s best.. a calmness during hectic times, almost a walk in the woods, fly fishing pole missing from the bloke in peaceful times.. great tutorial once again..thanks
Beautiful
Great job, as the British would say Good show !!!
yes sir that's a great dio
Cheers Rodney.......hope you're well matey 👍
Like the kit builds and the diorama and a story well told thanks for posting . Regards Gav.
I am not surprised at your 10,000 - a mark of the due respect!
I have missed the prior series of vids, but this is an excellent full video and a bit more inspiration as I drive my own builds forward to setting them in a similar landscape...
We need more commonwealth subjects! I get fed up with the endless repeats of Stugs, Tigers, etc!
Thank you for the quality, guidance and inspiration - Keep on trucking towards the 20k!
CONGRATS on the 10,000 subscribers. Your ever-outstanding work deserves them!
Thank you! Cheers 👍
I don't understand why one of the Tank crew is wading thru the Creek in Ankle deep water.
Love watching this, truly amazing, and makes me dreaming of building a diorama myself, one day!
Cool......that's how I felt till about 5 years ago, then I jumped in and tried it......just a thought 👍
CW Modelling just started my first buikd after 23 years... so much jas changed, so many new materials... taking it one step at a time, but maybe one day 😉
An amazing display of imagination, creativity and skill.....I can see why this is one of your favourites. Congratulations....10k subscribers, testament of your artistry...and deserved.
Inspired job, love the tanks, crew and groud...and well desserved, congrats!
Wow! This is a work of art. Incredibly good and extremely realistic. (I may be a little biased, I just love Sherman tanks)This is beautiful, very well done, great work.
Ian....😳😦 That is a wonderful piece of work👏👏 Really glad you decided to show this again, loads to learn from here - from the planning to the groundwork to the vegetation to the water effects etc..! Nice idea to add the guy at the front too, gives the other figures a focal point. Liked the ‘just spent time staring at it’ quote......I know what that’s like, particularly when there’s something not quite right 😩
Great stuff mate, and congrats for the 10,000 milestone - a great achievement 👏👏🙂🏆
Thanks Simon and thanks for watching, looking forward to seeing what you're up to next 👍
It's amazing!
Absolutely super work. You are a prolific modeller. How do you find the time to produce such inspiring pieces?
I don't, lol 👍
Congratulations for the subs, Ian. Also congratulations for this diorama.
Good idea, excellent execution in all its details and there are many details! Top work!
Greetings, Joachim
Cool, thanks Joachim 👍
Wow! Just wow! Congrats by the way!
Congrats on the 10K. The dio is a piece of art
Cheers on the 10 000, great work .just mind numbing detailing amazing
Beautiful work. Do you take commissions or sell your work ?
No, its just for fun 👍
I remember the build well , awsome modelling.. regards fred, ps it was the tree that inspired me to have a go 👌
Outstanding work, Ian 👏 Congrats on 10k subscribers, well deserved!
Brilliant stuff how long did the project take in all please
Thanks.....that one was about 6 weeks 👍
@@CWModelling Thanks for that bloody good job
I remember this project very well, great to see it all summed up in one single video! Congratulations to the 10.000 subs man, you deserve many more than that :)
Cheers Michael and many thanks for your support these last few years.......I'm on your tail buddy 😉😂😂😂
It's masterpiece ! Thanks for uploading. Anyway, congrats on 10000 subs !!!
Thanks a lot 👍
Congratulations on reaching the 10,000 milestone fully deserved with the quality of your work you should have even more
Inspiring stuff (what's your recipe for home made mud pls?)
Thanks.....I'm pretty sure it says what it is in the video👍
Lovely diorama 👍 Congrats on the 10.000 subs!
Thank you, Cheers
For further realism, you should add some blueish tone to the "fording man" legs :D
Very impressive job as always, you definitely deserve your fame :)
Damn....where were you when I needed you....friggin good idea and banked 👍
Totally awesome work Mate !!
Hi what make are the figures?
One is from Alpine Miniatures, 3 are from Ultracast and the rest are Miniart 👍
How much do you paid for all that stuff
I don't get paid anything for it........but if you're asking how much it cost me to make the diorama, then I'd guess it was in the region of £150 with all the kits, figures and materials 👍
@@CWModelling yes I asked it to you , thanks for the answer
@@CWModelling
I think if you do something mind-blowing like that 150 aren't so much
I was a little disappointed, not in the build, or your creativity or skill, but in your use of Tamiya kit. I had my fingers crossed hoping you would used a Dragon kit. Why? because I am in the process of building one, and I am step 11, construction of the turret and main gun, and either there is something missing in the parts or the instructions. HELP!!
If you or one of your subscribers has in their stash, or has built the Dragon Sherman, kit 6698 I would really, really like some advise.
Sorry, I can't help I'm afraid.....Dragon kits are notorious for having mistakes in their instructions unfortunately
@@CWModelling and going to their website for support is an exercise in futility. They pack their boxes with parts, half of which are not used.....thanks, anyway. If you happen to come across someone who has or had this kit, I would appreciate a heads up. :)