Churchill MK IV - Aqueduct - All Roads Lead to Rome - 1/72 - Diorama
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The bricks on that aquaduct are absolutely phenomenal
PLASMO has 2 talents I don’t, he is a great narrator, would definitely read an audiobook voiced by them, and he also is a master modeler. I would definitely put some of his models in a museum as accurate representations.
PLASMO, please never change you are amazing!
Personally I'd pay a boards of 2,000 dollars
Indeed
He’s absolutely amazing
Amazing stone effect, looks fantastic!
Yes indeed
It's awesome seeing this cross-over commentary between two of my favorite hobby channels. A living bonsai diorama would be amazing!
I love your dioramas, you could display them in a museum. You can buy dental plaster, it sets in 30 minutes.
Plasmo has created another amazing diorama yet again. He’s just too good to us.
Modkits? When is the new video coming
@@gordanastefanovic8458 Multiple very soon. :D
I think you are too good to us, I love your models. The IS7 model you did recently was great from that i endded up buying and completing the same kit.
@@emonhunter8107 Hey thanks man, I appreciate it a lot. :)
@@Modkits131 No bother, keep up the great work mate 👍
Plasmo in a few years: "Today I am going to make a house out of miniature bricks that I made from clay and fired myself"
Complete with working gas, water, and electricity.
Night shift did something similar
UNDERATED COMMENT
I’m from Rome, that looks like a lot of places we have in the outskirts here. Amazing job.
as a brit, having just waken up and seeing that this had uploaded I knew that this was the perfect video to watch whilst drinking a cup of tea
Still it's almost 2 PM in UK, you lazy bastard.
Bruh you wake up at 2pm on a Thursday? Pog lifestyle
As a yank, I’m watching it with my cup of coffee. Cheers!
thats british af
Fellow brit watching at 2am in awe
The contrast between the modern and ancient is cool. The amount of detail you squeeze out of your models at that scale is amazing.
PLASMO an Scale-a-ton upload a video on a same day? Christmas came early!
Ye, and both made diorama. 🙆🙆
Ya I watched the scale o ton as well
you right
Then we got our Uncle Nightshift tomorrow😏
I'm calling in sick today to watch them both
There is nothing like watching a guy do what he loves and make it look absolutely stunning!
Yes! More dioramas please, they're amazing.
Haha I can barely paint 1/35 scale figures and you paint 1/72 guys like tiny works of art. Phenomenal as always!
Right, the aqueduct was a masterpiece, but those figures were just perfect.
Totally agree
@dethmaidenfan same, even my Lego figures look off, and I just put them together!
This dude is the shit. Plain and simple. This guys an artist.
The whole diorama is gorgeous. being Italian I really like the idea of British soldiers passing under a Roman aqueduct. It has a huge poem. The only flaw (if you want to be really picky) is the wagon that floats on the gravel. But everything remains beautiful. Congratulations.
idk why but this and the kv2 diorama bring me a sense of tranquility , maybe because nature dominates the scene instead of war
I like to think of it as "Mother Nature always wins in the end." It's re-assuring, really.
Yaeh
My dad and i religiously watch your videos and we both marvel at your creative prowess
Seriously who downvotes this? The work is amazing!
You are amazing!Please do not stop upload videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The man is a modeling genius. Builds his own aqueduct.....what more can you say? Well done David, a work of art.
It feels like it’s been so long since we’ve had a beautiful Plasmo diorama! Can’t wait to get lost in the grass tufts
More dioramas in 1/72?
Yes! Please!
Definitely one of the best modelers on TH-cam!
If you haven't entered these in competitions you really should. Amazing, just boggles my mind.
Mr. Damek, you are quite the artist. The finest of museum quality.
Plasmo diorama and balsa wood. Name a more iconic duo.
Now that is what I call serious dedication to a pillar and the rest
I learn something new from every Plasmo video. Today, PVA glue will / could make balsa split. Thank you!!! Again.
Forget Yoda, PLASMO is the true master!
I like that you use a god damn micrometer to measure out the pillars of a crumbling ancient ruin. Great work as ever :)
It's 2:38 AM and I am watching this from my recommended, good times
I love him. He is my fav TH-camr. His ideas is so creative. And he's really good at painting and building too!
You are a great narrator and photographer
It is very calm and pleasant to watch
And although you have a slight accent, I understand you 100%
I get so motivated to model and paint my kits when Plasmo uploads. The diorama is fantastic and the figures really give it a good finishing touch.
I live in Rome and for me Roman aqueducts are an everyday sight, I must say that you did an impressive job and you really got not only the shape of the building but also the feeling, also love that you make honor to 1 72 scale, my favorite and often a bit overlooked, keep it up man!!!
Agree very much to the 1:72 scale
Your models are litterally the greatest I've ever seen
Couldn't agree more! On top of that we get some nice comedy when he tries to pronounce certain words :) I wonder who taught him english... Must have been an alien who never heard somebody actually speak it :D
Your model assembly and painting (weathering) skills are second to none, the benchmark that others are judged by!
Lovely use of colour, well made and painted models and figures. Great looking diorama. I only criticise the weight of the tank, its heavy, and would press into the ground, the suspension would be uneven on rocky surfaces. When I made dioramas over 30 years ago I always imprinted the tanks tread pattern into grass or mud settings and made the tanks treads sit low on grass or on mud. I'm just offering my experience here, I'm not being a critique of your work. 9.5/10
You Sir are a artist of many pallets. So well done, im amazed with all of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing.
Fantastic just from the preview I just saw
This is what I want to see when I get back from school
Amazing diorama. Plants are the best part of it.
a unique idea might be to depict a tank shell in motion, perhaps a still of it leaving the barrel or traveling toward a tank. just an idea but id love to see it incorporated into a model. great work as always
Looks really good. Small details bring it to life.
Excellent work on that stone effect - superb!!!
We miss your work 👍🏻 brilliant job
You are my idol. I think, you are the best modelmaker in world. So beautiful work and very good tips other modelmakers. Thanks and all best to you.
YES MORE DIORAMA’S
Love it when you do dioramas. Luke Towan is awesome for dioramas too. That brickwork technique is amazing!
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I feel like both use different techniques which is cool cuz then we can see how to use them and perhaps combine them.
David is probabley bussy with another diorama curentley. 🌸
That is the most remarkable ancient stone texture I've ever seen, and it was as simple as repeatedly pressing an ordinary rock into the foam. So many levels of texture with the same exact technique.
The only thing I disagree with is the aqueduct's color, I think a yellowish tone would look more appealing to the eye, but the overall result is just mind blowing. The process of making the aqueduct was quite satisfying. Thank you for uploading Modelling Master Plasmo😘👌🏼
That stone work looks better than real. I have tried some of your techniques on my 4mm railway models with excellent results. Stay safe and keep modelling.
Marvelous work. He makes it look so easy, but it must take hours.
I remember writing a comment to plasmo to do a diorama in Italy with the Churchill tank. Now his is exciting! :D
I just really figured out the size of the diorama, after the lighter you put on to compare... amazing. Congrats.
This is unbelieveble. Perfect job. Thank you.
Awesome use of the stone. Thank you for the video!
This red flower is perfect 😍
I love the way he makes it look easy and his light, cheerful delivery. Needless to say I can’t duplicate his level of work but his example gets me back to the workbench and has inspired me to improve my own feeble attempts.
If someone says that this diorama is worth 1000$ i still could buy it with no word , i love it .
PS : keep it up
This build just confirms my suspicion, that you are one of the best builder ever. The ruins are stunning. Now, PLEASE - Build a fire engine!!!
you are the goat of model building
That is pretty darn fabulous.
I was always scared of grass in dioramas... I made my first simple diorama with grass and it isn't fun without any applicator... I though I needed to spend 30+ or even 100 due to shipping for a applicator so I gave up, but when I saw this cheap nice applicator you have it just enlightens me, thanks!
Every project PLASMO does just has quality to it. Amazing!
I love the amount of careful detailings so much
Your vids r how i convince my friend's tht modeling is cool
You are one of the best modelars I've ever seen, change my mind
Thumbs down are from people that were actually in the war and don't like to relive the memory, because this is TOO realistic!
Nicely built!! One of my favorite WW2 tanks 👍👍
Pure art. It looks fantastic.
Patience of a saint. Paints bricks in arch individually....
Always wonderful to see you work your magic. That arch is a veritable masterpiece, and seeing the vegetation come to life was fascinating.
Incredible, the detail, magnificent . Thank you for your videos
I love the calming effect your videos have on me. Thank you for all of them.
Damn, that is so beautiful. another brilliant build. I loved building dioramas like that when I was younger. I would make my bricks by carving them into soft plaster. but the foam is good too. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💖👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖👌👌👌👌
That level of detail.. I enjoyed all of it.. wonderfull result!
Can you do a video we’re you look through your kit collection? Love the videos man you’re the best there is!
This is the best diorama video i've ever seen! Aqueduct, vegetation, figures are amazing!
Looks fantastic, especially the mix of vegetation. Great realism!
Watching you since 2018-2019, still having the great content!
You make all of that look deceptively easy! Looks fantastic!!!
This is the best diorama you've made. Fantastic work.
Will watch this video over and over again, LOVE how he did the road.. You do some AMAZING STUFF!! SAVED!!
Absolutely Amazing such detail
STUNNING DETAILING PLASMO , I AM IN AWE OF YOUR WORKMANSHIP MY FRIEND. BRAVISSIMO MAESTRO
Watching your videos gives me a kind of inner peace. Making something like your models and dioramas look that simple shows just how skilled you are. You sir, are amazing!
You, are an artist sir. Respect.
This looks fantastic, particularly how you built the ruined aqueduct and the wild vegetation looks natural as well.
Simply gorgeous!
Outstanding. I've got a 1/72 Churchill kit lying around. I am inspired to do something with it now,
A new Plasmo video - just what I needed today. 👍
Jak zwykle małe dzieło sztuki. Mogę patrzeć i patrzeć
Watch all your vids . Just can't get over how good U are . Great work. 👍
That stone arch is absolutely phenomenal!
Yet again a beautiful diorama.
One of the most talented and most underrated TH-camr. Keep going
This diorama looks amazing! Congrats for the result!
ABSOLOUTLEY STUNNING - as always. You can almost smell the field and feel the tension of combat. The audio effects in the presentation are AWESOME....BRAVO...
it's sooo much smaller then I thought it is! thank you for the lighter comparison, awesome job!
"The Poppies of Monte Cassino will be redder for Poles' blood in their Soil."
Wonderful diorama.
We will remember them.