That was a piece of fine work Ian, and from one of my all time favourite flicks and all time favourites scenes in that flick. Give it a good bash! Works on people too ;) Nicely done dude!
The longest day is one of my favourite movies since I was a kid, and your diorama is very close to the movie layout itself. From a modeling point of view I like very much the result. Particularly I find very hard to get a realistic sand beach result and yours is quite good.
That is one of hell of a Dio Ian! Its one of my favorite scenes in the Longest Day with Beachmaster Maud and you have done him and his staff great justice with you work!
OUTSTANDING..TRULY OUTSTANDING. Rarely does anyone get to witness art being created in front of them...Mind blowing excellence. Ian.. Benchmark just went stratospheric. Those brave souls,...Thank you highlighting their oftentimes forgotten skills. Salute...ATVB2U Scott Somerset
What a fantastic result!!! 👏👏👏👏Such a character in the film. And very apt as it is the 80 anniversary of D-Day this year. Well done again and thanks so much for showing us the process this diorama went through and sharing it with us.👍👍😉
Fantastic work again! This is a fine example of a very simple base with the right compostion with armor and figures and how great it looks. Beginner diorama makers take notes!
Well sir, I think you gave this a jolly good "bash" !!!!! Brilliant modelling to replicate a fun scene from a special and important movie. Outstanding.
Accurate to the film, but Maud's actually dog was a German Shepherd. They changed it in the film because the Normandy commander had a Shepherd and they didn't want him to have the same dog, so they switched it to a proper British Bulldog.
Beautiful diorama mate, lovely job at recreating this rather funny scene from the film! Thanks for always building and painting beautiful models and dioramas for all too see
That came out really cool! The multiple variations in the beach painting didn’t make sense until the reveal at the end and the shading and colors pop out.
What an outstanding piece of work. The diorama is a superb tribute to those brave soldiers who went to war and especially the ones who never came home. Thanks Ian for sharing your skills, you make it look easy. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@CWModelling Hi mate, plenty of moaning and groaning, but nobody listens !!!! Ha ha. No issues here. Looking forward to this morning, Nige and Lis are popping down to sunny Stoke. Such a great chap and close friend. Just wish I could get see you all that have done so much for me and without none of you really knowing it. I'd love get that moaning moanin Canadian Mr Coen over to our side of the pond and that Plonker from the land that serves warm beer, cheats at Cricket, doesn't know what a rugby ball looks like and most of his nations divorce applications are for his fellow Male population striking up inappropriate sexual relationships with Kangaroo's... Yep.....Glen....or better known as the "White Mamba"..aka... Halidon ! In the Down Under World of Neighbours, Home and Away.."Put another Shrimp on the Barbie"...."Crocodile Dundee"...."Extraction"...daft bugger "Steve Irwin"..and.."G'Day". AUSTRALIA..! Just so I can meet them in person with them being brill and much loved !! Anyway, I'm still weird as you can see ! Please stay safe, your family to. Thank you for continuing to keep me amazed with your shit hot projects. May the Force be with you !!!
Looks immaculate,I have also considered recreating certain movie scenes,Like the T34 and magnetic mine scene from Stalingrad 1993.Recommend you watch if you haven’t!Looks great once again and can’t wait for more!
Amazing model, the redecorated work area is obviously working well. Best wishes to you, my great uncle drove a British ambulance off one of the landing craft on D-day, I wonder if he was directed up the beach by this great British war hero. Best wishes again from NZ.
Thanks and kudos to your Uncle for being one of the many (few) who were there.....Maud was Beachmaster on Juno Beach where Canadian troops landed......I would guess your Uncle landed on Sword Beach with the British.........my Grandfather drove an Army Fire Tender and landed on D-Day + 6 so missed him completely, lol
@@CWModelling I remember my great uncle telling me about the Canadians, so I think he must have been near them. He also had great admiration of the German pilots because the ones he saw never shot at the ambulances. He told me they used to keep the ambulances and lorrys separate at first but they switched to having them mixed together because they thought it would be safer for the lorrys. My uncle was a great man, he didn't want to fight so he became a medic and that role meant he spent a lot of his time near the front line. He was also part of operation Market Garden.
@@CWModelling your videos inspired me to take the plunge and get an airbrush, been putting it off for ages because I wasn’t sure if I had the skill. But seeing your results made me go for it. Thanks!
Hi. I'm doing a desert scene with LRDG vehicles and was interested in your solution of Mod Podge, IPA and water to secure the sand. Do you have a recommended ratio mixture to create the solution and I was curious what does the IPA do? Love what you do, and as a self confessed dinosaur I'm only just getting into online tutorials after being convinced by my model group members that it's the way to go.
The mixture is basically a 50% Mod Podge and 50% Water mix with a good dash of Isopropyl added at the end. The Isopropyl breaks the surface tension of the water and allows the glue/water mixture to spread more evenly. You can leave the Isopropyl out of the mixture and spray it over your base before applying the glue/water which will have the same effect......hope that helps👍
Thank you again for this video! I just received my circuit joy and will try it in a few days :) Bought a set of cutting mats with it. and have a lot of good old tamiya tape. What tape did you use? its a lot bigger which might be handy if I have bigger models Grüße :)
Cool, I hope it works for you.......the sheets of tape I have are from Tamiya and are A5 size roughly.......As I mention in the video description, the Cricut won't cut the tape straight out the box as it will cut right through it and the backing sheet, so you have to insert washers made from paper under the cutting needle holder to lift the blade high enough to stop it cutting right through the backing sheet and only cut the tape......Mine took 2 paper washers......there are videos on the web that show you what to do......also in the cutting materials library you have to create a custom material and give it the lightest pressure setting.....As I said hopefully it works for you too 👍
@@CWModelling is the sheet Tamiya 87129? Ok I will have to remember this. Sadly my Circut joy did not connect to my laptop. When I wanted to connect it, the laptop said that I should check the PIN but the window did not open to insert the Pin (Which I found out after a lot of research is 0000 and many people had to inser the pin). So I just packed it back in the box and will return it for a new one. (I bought it new but the contents were clearly used before.... Amazon at its best..) Maybe with the next it will work or I have to look for alternatives like using it with my ipad or so.
Another brilliant diorama! which double sided sticky tape and wood veneer do you use please? the balsa wood i use doesn't stick to any tape so i always have to glue it
Brilliant work as always Ian. Do you have any plans to sell your resin printed parts? I would certainly buy some. I have a couple of Saturn printers, a 2 and a 3 Ultra but have no idea using Blender and at nearly 62 feel I'm too long in the tooth to learn.
EDIT: It appears that Maud was a lieutenant Commander but given the temporary rank of Captain for the D-Day beach landings. He ended his naval career as a Commodore 👍
That was a piece of fine work Ian, and from one of my all time favourite flicks and all time favourites scenes in that flick.
Give it a good bash!
Works on people too ;)
Nicely done dude!
Thanks MrC......have been wanting to do it for a while....and now its done, lol
Wonderful, Ian. You portrayed the scene on the beach from "The Longest Day" with Commander Colin Maud perfectly.
Great diorama!! Best wishes, Joachim
Outstanding diorama. A very nice tribute to Commander Maud.
The longest day is one of my favourite movies since I was a kid, and your diorama is very close to the movie layout itself. From a modeling point of view I like very much the result. Particularly I find very hard to get a realistic sand beach result and yours is quite good.
NOW THATS WHAT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES , VERY WELL DONE AND THANKS 😊 NOW GOING TOO LOOK FOR THE FILM .😮😊
Un like d entrée alors que je n ai pas encore vu la vidéo que du régal comme d'habitude continuez de nous émerveiller merci
Superb workmanship. Well done. What a way to honour those brave souls
exceptional work. great film, great characters. Very well done.
The Longest Day was, and still is, a great golden year's epic. Now one of it's scenes commemorated in miniature.....grand job, beautifully depicted.
That is one of hell of a Dio Ian! Its one of my favorite scenes in the Longest Day with Beachmaster Maud and you have done him and his staff great justice with you work!
OUTSTANDING..TRULY OUTSTANDING. Rarely does anyone get to witness art being created in front of them...Mind blowing excellence. Ian.. Benchmark just went stratospheric. Those brave souls,...Thank you highlighting their oftentimes forgotten skills. Salute...ATVB2U Scott Somerset
Way to go Ian,great subject and movie
What a fantastic result!!! 👏👏👏👏Such a character in the film. And very apt as it is the 80 anniversary of D-Day this year. Well done again and thanks so much for showing us the process this diorama went through and sharing it with us.👍👍😉
Well the wait was certainly worth it !!! Excellent work Ian as always love every aspect of it 👌🏻👍🏻
The shelves are empty 😉
Mmmm so the Sturmtiger is next then 🤔?
Fantastic work again! This is a fine example of a very simple base with the right compostion with armor and figures and how great it looks. Beginner diorama makers take notes!
Well sir, I think you gave this a jolly good "bash" !!!!! Brilliant modelling to replicate a fun scene from a special and important movie. Outstanding.
Great movie and fantastic diorama . Great work as usual , thanks for sharing your talent
Great work as always, and a kinda behind the scenes look at how you get to your masterpiece!
Accurate to the film, but Maud's actually dog was a German Shepherd. They changed it in the film because the Normandy commander had a Shepherd and they didn't want him to have the same dog, so they switched it to a proper British Bulldog.
I meant to say the German Commander at Omaha beach, Maj. Pluskat. His dog was a German Shepherd.
Excellent piece of work. A lighthearted scene from a superb film, lost count of the number of times I`ve watched it.
Beautiful diorama mate, lovely job at recreating this rather funny scene from the film! Thanks for always building and painting beautiful models and dioramas for all too see
Outstanding job one of my favourite scenes from a great film. Keep on doing what you do. Top notch 👍
That came out really cool! The multiple variations in the beach painting didn’t make sense until the reveal at the end and the shading and colors pop out.
What an outstanding piece of work. The diorama is a superb tribute to those brave soldiers who went to war and especially the ones who never came home.
Thanks Ian for sharing your skills, you make it look easy. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Incredible as always ! Chalky, you, Mr c, Nige, Paul I, Greg, Mike( Mr hamilkar), have all kept me going. Your a legend...FULL STOP ! XXX
Hey Steve, long time no hear from you......I hope you are well matey👍
@@CWModelling Hi mate, plenty of moaning and groaning, but nobody listens !!!! Ha ha. No issues here. Looking forward to this morning, Nige and Lis are popping down to sunny Stoke. Such a great chap and close friend. Just wish I could get see you all that have done so much for me and without none of you really knowing it. I'd love get that moaning moanin Canadian Mr Coen over to our side of the pond and that Plonker from the land that serves warm beer, cheats at Cricket, doesn't know what a rugby ball looks like and most of his nations divorce applications are for his fellow Male population striking up inappropriate sexual relationships with Kangaroo's... Yep.....Glen....or better known as the "White Mamba"..aka... Halidon ! In the Down Under World of Neighbours, Home and Away.."Put another Shrimp on the Barbie"...."Crocodile Dundee"...."Extraction"...daft bugger "Steve Irwin"..and.."G'Day". AUSTRALIA..! Just so I can meet them in person with them being brill and much loved !! Anyway, I'm still weird as you can see ! Please stay safe, your family to. Thank you for continuing to keep me amazed with your shit hot projects. May the Force be with you !!!
Good too hear you're doing well Steve......say hello to Nige👍
Muy vacano gracias por compartir
"Aye, and I like his dog..."
Il n'y a pas de mot pour qualifier cette magnifique reconstitution, cet instantané tiré du film. FELICITATIONS
Nice work Ian, and the dog looks really cool 👍👍
Looks immaculate,I have also considered recreating certain movie scenes,Like the T34 and magnetic mine scene from Stalingrad 1993.Recommend you watch if you haven’t!Looks great once again and can’t wait for more!
Great work, well done. Cheers Bob 👍
Thank you very much for your referrals, just received my Berlin 1945 destroyed shop front , for my JS-2 diorama....😊
Bravo super diorama très original
Absolutely fantastic ❣👏👏👏👍
I really like the instructions for Maud looks like it's someone's project draft filled with relevant notes rather than usual computerized schematic
Its a pretty old figure now so it may have been released in 'pre-computer' days👍
@@CWModelling the good ol' days of real craftsmanship
@@michaela3274 I had a look at the instructions......they're dated 1991, so hand drawn and photocopied👍
@@CWModelling 1991.... 🤔my guess was mid 1950's. But still, it looks so much better than the instructions you get with kits today😃
Excellent looking diorama!.
Thank you for uploading.
If you have another figure left convert that one into Bill Millin the bagpiper!
Nicely done! Looks like you literally took a film frame from the movie a brought it to life. Your figure painting was awesome. Nice job!
Brilliant
Klasse Arbeit 👍🏻 😀.
brilliant
Amazing work as usual! Out of curiosity what no.1 brush were you using? That brush can hold a beautiful point and still has a belly full of paint.
Thanks.......brushes are Kolinsky Sable from Rosemary & Co 👍
Absolutely outstanding piece of work and truly added colour to the movie scene. Out of interest where do get your foam board from?
Thanks............ th-cam.com/video/oRzuxO77yuk/w-d-xo.html 👍
Amazing model, the redecorated work area is obviously working well. Best wishes to you, my great uncle drove a British ambulance off one of the landing craft on D-day, I wonder if he was directed up the beach by this great British war hero.
Best wishes again from NZ.
Thanks and kudos to your Uncle for being one of the many (few) who were there.....Maud was Beachmaster on Juno Beach where Canadian troops landed......I would guess your Uncle landed on Sword Beach with the British.........my Grandfather drove an Army Fire Tender and landed on D-Day + 6 so missed him completely, lol
@@CWModelling I remember my great uncle telling me about the Canadians, so I think he must have been near them. He also had great admiration of the German pilots because the ones he saw never shot at the ambulances. He told me they used to keep the ambulances and lorrys separate at first but they switched to having them mixed together because they thought it would be safer for the lorrys. My uncle was a great man, he didn't want to fight so he became a medic and that role meant he spent a lot of his time near the front line. He was also part of operation Market Garden.
It is great. and there's Sean Connery with the breen machine gun
Stunning, brilliant diorama 😂
Lovely job ! What are you thinning the AK 3G with, having nothing but problems airbrushing it.
Thanks.....I use the AK thinner in about 50/50....it took me a while to get used it too👍
@@CWModelling your videos inspired me to take the plunge and get an airbrush, been putting it off for ages because I wasn’t sure if I had the skill. But seeing your results made me go for it. Thanks!
Extra ! Super boulot 🤩👏👏
Moin Klasse !!!!!!!! SUUUUUPER 👍👍👍👍
Awesome work, my friend! 👏👏
Hi. I'm doing a desert scene with LRDG vehicles and was interested in your solution of Mod Podge, IPA and water to secure the sand. Do you have a recommended ratio mixture to create the solution and I was curious what does the IPA do? Love what you do, and as a self confessed dinosaur I'm only just getting into online tutorials after being convinced by my model group members that it's the way to go.
The mixture is basically a 50% Mod Podge and 50% Water mix with a good dash of Isopropyl added at the end. The Isopropyl breaks the surface tension of the water and allows the glue/water mixture to spread more evenly. You can leave the Isopropyl out of the mixture and spray it over your base before applying the glue/water which will have the same effect......hope that helps👍
Thanks, that's really helpful advice, can't wait to try it.
Love it👌
Thank you again for this video! I just received my circuit joy and will try it in a few days :) Bought a set of cutting mats with it. and have a lot of good old tamiya tape. What tape did you use? its a lot bigger which might be handy if I have bigger models
Grüße :)
Cool, I hope it works for you.......the sheets of tape I have are from Tamiya and are A5 size roughly.......As I mention in the video description, the Cricut won't cut the tape straight out the box as it will cut right through it and the backing sheet, so you have to insert washers made from paper under the cutting needle holder to lift the blade high enough to stop it cutting right through the backing sheet and only cut the tape......Mine took 2 paper washers......there are videos on the web that show you what to do......also in the cutting materials library you have to create a custom material and give it the lightest pressure setting.....As I said hopefully it works for you too 👍
@@CWModelling is the sheet Tamiya 87129? Ok I will have to remember this. Sadly my Circut joy did not connect to my laptop. When I wanted to connect it, the laptop said that I should check the PIN but the window did not open to insert the Pin (Which I found out after a lot of research is 0000 and many people had to inser the pin). So I just packed it back in the box and will return it for a new one. (I bought it new but the contents were clearly used before.... Amazon at its best..) Maybe with the next it will work or I have to look for alternatives like using it with my ipad or so.
cricut* not circut :D
The sheets I have are plain without the grid - Ref: 87130👍
Thank for this video! I hope you feeling better after all you problem. With love from Ukraine))))
Thank you for watching.....I'm good and I hope Ukraine will be again soon 👍
Another brilliant diorama! which double sided sticky tape and wood veneer do you use please? the balsa wood i use doesn't stick to any tape so i always have to glue it
Sorry, no idea who makes either as they're both generic that I buy on Ebay....i do know the veneer is White Oak if it makes a difference👍
Ok i'll have a trial of a few. Thank you
@@CWModelling
Brilliant work as always Ian. Do you have any plans to sell your resin printed parts? I would certainly buy some. I have a couple of Saturn printers, a 2 and a 3 Ultra but have no idea using Blender and at nearly 62 feel I'm too long in the tooth to learn.
Thanks......lol, I'm only a couple or three years younger than you, so if I can teach myself Blender then I'm sure you can too😉
🤝🎥👍
How amazing you are
You do realise that 4stripes is a Royal Navy Captain, not a Commander
EDIT: It appears that Maud was a lieutenant Commander but given the temporary rank of Captain for the D-Day beach landings. He ended his naval career as a Commodore 👍
Another masterpiece again, excellent, catches the scene from the movie perfectly 👍
dat vehicle...lal
Классно ❤
معلومه خاطره داری در زمان جنگ درسته عزیز❤❤❤❤🇮🇷