This guy's cutting brick free handed, splitting paper, and using coffee creamer cups as a pallet, but people are complaining about the brick (which looks just like broken brick)?
I have several years of experience as a modeler, and this guy never ceases to amaze me. Design, construction, technique, painting, he does everything right and it seems easy! Congratulations, don´t stop uploading videos, they are wonderful
Your attention to detail is so impressive, especially when considering the size of both the model and the diorama; you managed to fit so many elements into that small of space yet it still doesn't look over-crowded at all. Watching you first create and then weather/distress the street and sidewalk was frankly amazing because I know how much effort goes into something like that (I use extruded polystyrene to make wargaming terrain) and in the end all of that detailing paid off wonderfully.
Great build my brother! My age WON'T let me work in such a small scale mines 1/35th. But my eyes with God's help will never stop me from watching such outstanding work.
...you make everything look so easy... outstanding outcome as usual... remember Matchbox 1/76 scale military vehicles? They each came with a diorama base and the kits were quite good when compared with the common Airfix kits of the time...
Dear Sir Yet another master class. I agree with the previous comment having reached the zenith of what is achievable how can you possibly see further potential. Yet you take the whole thing to yet another plane. What a triumph, what an amazing example of artestry. Please keep this standard of masterclass coming it is so instructive. Yours faithfully MrD53
Unless you put a Ferrari Testarossa in Berlin, 1945, I do not care much about historical accuracy pushed to the limit. Unlike other opinions, I give more value to the work done. Very nice work, as always. Kudos!
smh its common knowledge that the soviet army had trophy italion armored lamborghini and ferrari divisions, thats why they pushed the germans back fast: they had 5 armored italian sports car divisions
A great diorama. Kudos David. I am very happy you started making afvs and dioramas lately, I enjoy those a lot. And thank you for another great tutorial - I aleays wondered how prople make those ruined city street dioramas. Great job :)
As always thumbs up for the magnificent work, I never get fed up of watching your work. If I may ask you a question, what kind and spec of airbrush do you use for shading your models please ? Thanks
Do you know how to remove mold lines on rubber plastic properly? The sandpaper or glue does not work. Maybe some aggressive chemical but I do not know.
This is why i love your work: "Last but not least, I paint some perfect 1:72 figures most people take years to even sractch the surface of how to do correctly" Also I just heard that you'll be an honorable guest in the Hungarian PSMK model show at Budapest. Can't wait to meet you there in person :)
As usual, very well executed. Kudos!! Passion for a hobby shows through the results!! Thanks for sharing. Been modeling military 1/72 for over 40 years. I love it. You can make a complete dio in a very small space. That's why I completely understand the "N" and "Z" scale train fans!! lol. BTW, when setting sand, stones etc, with diluted PVA glue, have you ever used a spray bottle instead of a dropper? Much more coverage, much faster. Keep 'Em Coming!!! Cheers
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"The diorama still looks very dark and dull..."
But, it already looks amazing. How do you even make it bette-
*proceeds to make it look even better*
first i see is musashi =3
I mean, it is hard to be happy with your stuff when you are an artist
This guy's cutting brick free handed, splitting paper, and using coffee creamer cups as a pallet, but people are complaining about the brick (which looks just like broken brick)?
You forgot to mention cork for holding the soldier while he paints.
And You forgot... this guy splittin a paper in half!!
SOS7979 oh he on x games!
Indeed
I have several years of experience as a modeler, and this guy never ceases to amaze me. Design, construction, technique, painting, he does everything right and it seems easy! Congratulations, don´t stop uploading videos, they are wonderful
I just bought my first model kit because of you! Let the adventure begin!
How is the model coming?
I'm doing the same thing soon!
@@nathanbuttrum9689 Came out great! These videos really helped me make decent models for my first two attempts. Now I need an airbrush!
@@velveetaslingshot Good to hear! Keep it up! And for whatever it means, I'm proud of you! Have a good day!
@@velveetaslingshot are you still on it?
You
Me: Struggles to cut anything straight
Plasmo: I'm gonna split this paper in half
Your attention to detail is so impressive, especially when considering the size of both the model and the diorama; you managed to fit so many elements into that small of space yet it still doesn't look over-crowded at all. Watching you first create and then weather/distress the street and sidewalk was frankly amazing because I know how much effort goes into something like that (I use extruded polystyrene to make wargaming terrain) and in the end all of that detailing paid off wonderfully.
Superb work. Ignore any of the dislikes, this is class modelling and those rivit counters should post some of their own work !
Wow. I must say it gave me chills. The tone, and lights, are constant across the entire Diorama. Amazing. Nothing feels over or undersaturated.
Im warming to citadel paints, they always seem to be very consistent and have a nice gold range.
this guy out here splitting paper in half
_paper_
That's dedication for you
Indeed
Learned quite a bit from this build, will carry this over into my 1/72 V2 build.
Excellent work sir.
Great build my brother! My age WON'T let me work in such a small scale mines 1/35th. But my eyes with God's help will never stop me from watching such outstanding work.
I'm a pretty critical person. But what you create in these dioramas, I can’t even problem with that. Perfectly lifelike and flawless!
...you make everything look so easy... outstanding outcome as usual... remember Matchbox 1/76 scale military vehicles? They each came with a diorama base and the kits were quite good when compared with the common Airfix kits of the time...
Years have past and this channel is still a great one 👌
Спасибо вам за ваш труд !Очень реалистично !
Just purchased a Panzer III model and gonna make my first diorama. You inspired me Plasmo. As an artist myself, I'm taking up a new hobby.
Another piece put together really well. The music also adds to create the right kind of atmosphere for the diorama.
Another amazing creation. You have an artists eye. So glad that you do these builds in 1/72, it is my favourite 👍
Дружище ты гений ! Это просто превосходная работа ! С Уважением к тебе.
Thanks for sharing your passion with us David. Another fantastic addition to your collection.
All I can say is Dude you inspire me to build and I will never throw away single serve coffee creamer cups again.
This is amazing, you are one of the most talented modelers in the world if not the most.
Mate its mesmerising watching these builds. Awesome job!
Absolutely beautiful, thank you for sharing. You have so much patience. From South Africa
So much detail on such a small base - nicely done!
Great job on the 1/72 T34 - Berlin diaroma. A lot of ideas to keep in mind. Inspiring. Thanks David.
Beautiful, a work of Art, good work David!
Excellent! Great! Watching your videos is like going to school. I learn a lot.
Amazing work! Inspirational.Not just modelling but 3d art. More please. 👍
I have watched this video 3 times over because it's awesome and I am trying to learn myself on making dioramas...
Dear Sir
Yet another master class. I agree with the previous comment having reached the zenith of what is achievable how can you possibly see further potential. Yet you take the whole thing to yet another plane. What a triumph, what an amazing example of artestry.
Please keep this standard of masterclass coming it is so instructive.
Yours faithfully
MrD53
Unless you put a Ferrari Testarossa in Berlin, 1945, I do not care much about historical accuracy pushed to the limit. Unlike other opinions, I give more value to the work done.
Very nice work, as always.
Kudos!
T-34-85 with anti-cumulative shields was in Berlin...
Do u now about.section what if?
smh its common knowledge that the soviet army had trophy italion armored lamborghini and ferrari divisions, thats why they pushed the germans back fast: they had 5 armored italian sports car divisions
@@screamsinrussian5773 haha Good One
Indeed
What can I say? Brilliant! Such a joy to watch you work.
A great diorama. Kudos David. I am very happy you started making afvs and dioramas lately, I enjoy those a lot. And thank you for another great tutorial - I aleays wondered how prople make those ruined city street dioramas. Great job :)
Excellent work as always, great techniques that can be applied to any scale or subject matter.
as usual stunning work,well done.never in my life ,thaught you could split paper,you never stop surprising us.
Great techniques once again David. Excellent video - very informative. Thanks.
Amazing work, extremely creative thinking, well done!
The T-34/85 is my favourite tank !! ( I love his design and his 85 mm gun )
Too
Yeah and the anti-Panzerfaust mesh adds a nice touch, gives it that urban combat feel to it.
Stunning work once again David. You can easily forget what a small scale this is 👍
Your patience is unlimited every video. A+
Top Diorama! Thank you very much!
Very well done David. Thanks for share.
Plasmo, you’re a freaking madman, and I love it! Beautiful work!
excellent work again love the work
You make awesome models and dioramas
The attention to detail is amazing
Your dioramas are legendary
Another fantastic job mate, more please
Out standing work great tutorials
Stunning work truly awesome
Bravo! Very inspiring! You are an artist!
I love the diorama, with or without the tank.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼beautiful work...learned a great deal from your videos. Thank you for sharing your wonderful works and techniques.
i like your models and diorama and you doing butiful things
Amazing work - step by step! You are genious!!!
Man i love your work. you are an inspiration, thank you!
Stunning work as always!! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Your videos are so relaxing to watch, your skills are amazing and you choose excellent music... And that’s all I have to say ‘bout that.
Just after everything was painted black it looked like an old photo sitting on the table! Cool!
thats amazing in every way possible,thank you so much for sharing.
Hi PLASMO I really appreciate your work in 1/72, seems to see the 1/35 scale.
SUPER!
Perfektní video! Ostatně jako všechny co děláš😉
Amazing as always! great job David! "Regards from Brazil!!" :)
I have no words! Just AMAZING!
Это колоссальный труд реалистичный фрагмент войны. Очень классная работа.
Really nice work, always impressed with how the finished models turn out, looking forwards to the next video.
Superbe travail excellent patine tres bonne technique l'effet de mouvement est vraiment génial 👍👍👍🇫🇷👍🇫🇷😉😉😉
Wonderful work once again!
Super videos..wahnsinnig schöner modellbau😍
LG Ralf🕊
Incredibly inspiring... and always museum quality finished pieces.
breath taking as always man!!
Hi. Amazing work. I love seeing your work and the excellent finishing of your models. Excellent also how you make your videos. A greeting
Классные у тебя работы. 👍👍👍
Just WOW !
You are an amazing artist
As always thumbs up for the magnificent work, I never get fed up of watching your work.
If I may ask you a question, what kind and spec of airbrush do you use for shading your models please ?
Thanks
Thank you for this, there are quite a few tips on unifying details that I learned from this. Much appreciated.
One of the best dioramas I've ever seen.
You're an incredible artist
such a perfection and accurate slices-for the street diorama...coool!
The mold lines on the first soldier i would trim that, great work none the less.
Do you know how to remove mold lines on rubber plastic properly? The sandpaper or glue does not work. Maybe some aggressive chemical but I do not know.
Beautiful diorama, great job.
It looked awesome before you even painted it! Very nice work.
This is why i love your work: "Last but not least, I paint some perfect 1:72 figures most people take years to even sractch the surface of how to do correctly" Also I just heard that you'll be an honorable guest in the Hungarian PSMK model show at Budapest. Can't wait to meet you there in person :)
Great work my congratulations.
Amazing work, thank you for sharing
Брат это реально круто, у тебя золотые руки, давай ещё больше моделей!
Your models are awesome! 😉
I think that's great ...... keep it up
As usual, very well executed. Kudos!! Passion for a hobby shows through the results!! Thanks for sharing.
Been modeling military 1/72 for over 40 years. I love it. You can make a complete dio in a very small space. That's why I completely understand the "N" and "Z" scale train fans!! lol.
BTW, when setting sand, stones etc, with diluted PVA glue, have you ever used a spray bottle instead of a dropper? Much more coverage, much faster.
Keep 'Em Coming!!! Cheers
Belíssimo trabalho! From Brazil!
I personally like the hovering telephone wire above the tank, looks awesome.
Beautiful diorama! Well Done sir!
great work! loved it!
Realy nice! Im from hungary.. Im so happy... You will coming to here... Psmk modell competition...
Beautiful work...
Your Job is amazing man !
you make it look easy, but there are a lot of techniques. Fantastic!!
If I tried free-handing long lines like that, it would look like a disaster! You have talent my friend!