High end work. A great diorama with a perfect create and arranged scene. A good eye for all the details which makes the difference. Congratulation to such a work, Adrian. Greetings, Joachim
Nice to see I'm not the only one who uses dollar store-Lego-knockoffs as well. Real Lego is too pricy for that , but the knockoffs are so useful and cheap.
Something I have repeatedly failed to understand - why do dioramaists assemble everything before painting it? I would think that getting primer and perhaps base-coat down would make it easier to get the details right if you did it before gluing things on top of other things and making crannies it's hard to get a paintbrush into. Weathering and washes obviously happen after assembly, but why all the painting? I am not criticizing, I just honestly cannot see what's apparently obvious to everyone who actually does this as art.
A superb and creative work, love the details such as the posters, the graffiti, the vegetation and the work on the tarpaulin...
thank you my friend
I'm impressed!
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High end work. A great diorama with a perfect create and arranged scene.
A good eye for all the details which makes the difference.
Congratulation to such a work, Adrian. Greetings, Joachim
thank you my friend
Nice to see I'm not the only one who uses dollar store-Lego-knockoffs as well.
Real Lego is too pricy for that , but the knockoffs are so useful and cheap.
My friend, these are not fake Lego bricks, only 1/35 scale models.
I'm sorry, I used blocks to pour the mold and in fact they are probably not Lego
@@Adrianosdiorama lol....no hurt ,no foul. I didn't state what you used them for ,so it's on me .
No harm done.
Excellent.
Thank you
Just Great!!! 👌 so much Details…needs more than one look to see the whole work👍🏼
thank you my friend
Where can you buy the pieces you used here?
The figure is from Master Box, bought in a modeling store. The second corpse figurine is a resin cast. The rest of the diorama is my own work
awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Really well done! 😊
Thank you
why not to use pink foam board
I don't have one. I work on plaster and styrodur
Something I have repeatedly failed to understand - why do dioramaists assemble everything before painting it? I would think that getting primer and perhaps base-coat down would make it easier to get the details right if you did it before gluing things on top of other things and making crannies it's hard to get a paintbrush into. Weathering and washes obviously happen after assembly, but why all the painting?
I am not criticizing, I just honestly cannot see what's apparently obvious to everyone who actually does this as art.