Berlin 1945 - Part 1 - Construction- 1/35 WW2 Diorama with Realistic scenery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2021
- This was fast turning in to a two hour video so I've broken it down in to 2 parts, Part 1 is about constructing the diorama base and feature building and part 2 will be mostly painting and final assembly.
Gero Design asked me a while ago if I'd like to try some of their products and they were kind enough to send me a selection of their paving slabs, cobbles and kerbs along with a few other bits and pieces. The only proviso was that if I liked their stuff, would I mention it in a video if I used them. I'm happy to report that I think they're great and are thoroughly recommended. You can find more of their diorama products here - www.gero-design.com/ #gerodesign2016
If you're interested in the XPS Insulation foam I use for the building, this is where I get mine 👍
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THIN-CRAFT...
The base materials are Foam sheet, paving stones etc from Gero Design and AK Interactive Diorama Effects, Dry Ground and Light Earth
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You placed all those cobblestones individually, by hand......you have the patience of a saint.
A trick I learnt when casting was to use rinse aid in the water one to wash molds in and then in the mix, just a couple of drops is enough cuts down on bubbles.
Soooo good watching you and your jumpers 😁 you are fab
Now I get to see how the roof tiles are made and I’m not disappoint at all, amazing work, very inspirational to make more dioramas
Glad you like them👍
That cobblestone road seems a bit tedious to lay down, but definitely worth it. Superb dio, looking forward to part 2.
To quote the movie Apollo 13, "you sir, are a steely eyed missle man!" Fantastic work.
Absolutely brilliant a pleasure to watch will look forward to the next update
Great work, looking forward to seeing more from yourself, thanks for sharing
Looking amazing so far! Can’t wait to see it finished!
That was an absolute pleasure to watch - and an education to boot! The Gero paving looks good fun to do. Looking forward to some paint. Great content. Cheers. 👍
Awesome man love the cobble stones and tiles man waiting for your next video love it
Was für ein Geduldsspiel! Schaut super aus.👍🏻👍🏻
dankeschön👍
The rubble and barbwire around the panther ostwallturm... Looking beautiful
You did a great job in this
Well what can i possibly say,,..When i was younger, i worked for BBC Visual Effects in Acton, there were folks there who had some skills.....But...... Nothing as detailed as this .... just bleddy awesome. Thanks,you are inspiring ATVB , Scott Somerset
I love this, it is such a great combination of shaping and sculpting some diorama features by hand, others with the means of a computer and a 3D printer. It brings the best of both worlds together. Very impressive to see that and the result is perfect Ian!
Excellent work for a realistic scene! Awesome creation of the street and the details of the building.
Great to see. have a nice weekend, Ian. Greetings, Joachim
Fantastic. This is your best work.
Thank you! Cheers👍
That's a helluva lotta GREAT work. 👍👍
Thanks Dustin👍
This was my introduction video and I'm blown away! Your creativity and talent is inspiring to say the least. Truly Incredible!
Cheers and thanks for watching👍
Great work
Great work as ever Ian. Really enjoy watching your builds they have really inspired me to get back into modelling. Your attention to detail is amazing. Looking forward to the next chapter!
hot damn that was awesome!
Cheers Dude.......its all your fault anyway 😜
@@CWModelling 🥺
Great work, thank you for sharing this with us. There are some very useful tips, i will use in my next build.
Incredible
Really good diorama 👍👍
Fantastic diorama work!Well done!
Thanks SMD👍
Watching certain modelers construct their various genres overall is amazing.. military, HO craft builds, dioramas, etc s worth the wait while one jones for the “ how to- follow along” series of each individual.. all are fantastic builds.. waiting & watching for part 2 or how ever many is the topping on the cake as the saying goes.. enjoy watching such craftsmanship.. carry on
that was very informative he must have the patience of jobe good woork
Absolutely amazing work. Brilliant. Thanks for sharing 😊 looking forward to the next one
I must say I am very impressed with your knowledge skill and ability to build such fine detailed dioramas. I am pretty sure I drink way to much coffee to be able to lay those pavers like you did. I had thought you were going to 3D cast all the doors and windows till you made them from plaster...what a brilliant idea. Can't wait to see part 2.
excellent video my friend looking amazing
Estupenda primera parte de la construccion de este realista diorama, sobre una escena en berlin de 1945, felicitaciones este es un pequeño abrebocas para lo que falta por ver, respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.💯💯💯💯👍👍👍😲😲🤘🤘🤘👍👍💯💯💯💯💯🙏
Superb ! It's master piece.
Simply amazing as usual, mesmerising how you create masterpieces like this. Keep it up please, Great inspiration to us all
Wow ! Stunning work.
Wow that’s awesome you my friend have skills
Well that is just spectactular, amazing work as always, a great pleasure to watch you at work !!!!
Bloody hell Ian mental detail work as usual take care my friend 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✌️🐑😁😂🍺
Thought I’d tuned into the wrong channel when I saw the Lego coming out....🤭
Some fine ideas & techniques in your building, the design & use of the 3D printer is really smart👌 Cool detail on the interior of the building, liking how you did the slates for the roof too, far cheaper than buying anything online. Going to look smart when finished with the barricades etc... building really sets it all off nicely!
Good luck with rest of the build - good subject that Berlin....😁👍
Cheers Simon👍........the Lego was the fun bit😉
NOW THIS HAS BEEN VERY WELL WORTH WAITING FOR THANKS VERY MUCH , EXCELLENT WORK AND NEW PROCEDURES TRYING US OUT OR WHAT , I CANT EVEN DO THE NORMAL STUFF .
Nice work! I can't wait to see the next episode. Sorry my poor english... Greetings from Hungary.
SuperB work, my friend! Amazing dio in progress! Eager to see the 2nd part! Well done, mate! :))
Thanks Toni👍
bonjour super
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Respekt 🤘🏻richtig cool. 👏🏻 weiter so
Great Work
11:06 Casting Plaster with iron - I assume this strengthens the piece? What sort of iron? Thanks for sharing your skills.
It has an iron filing content which also contributes to the terracotta colour👍
I wanted to pull my hair out just watching you add all those tedious details, like cobbles and shigles! Don't know how you keep sane (or do you 😉 ?) but keep up the great work! Amazing, watching the progress on the building! You continue to impress 👍 P.S. Is that bunker based on actual photos as I have never seen one constructed in that manner (middle of a street)?
Its based on a few other dios I came across when searching for Panther Stelllung👍
Really enjoy your videos.
Great music selection too - where is it from?
Thanks for watching👍.......the music is either from Artlist.io or TH-cam's royalty free library👍
cool
Looks brilliant and the techniques and where/when you deploy them just seem spot on. Thank you. I am keen to have a go at something similar and wonder if it would be possible for you to share some of the measurements or maybe even better your diagram for this building that I could extrapolate from. People often tell em the answer is 'what looks right' but I can never quite get my head around what the dimensions of these things should be and just one example would be awesome to get me started. Also what package do you draft the design in - from a post above I am guessing it may be some Architect's software out of my reach? Whatever, the videos are brilliant and one of my favourites, thank you.
I'm afraid I'm another one who just does 'what looks right' ......this building is approx 35cm tall but all the windows and doors are based around the size of a 1/35 figure......I know roughly how tall in a doorway I am and just make approximations from there by using my own 1:1 house as a reference against my own body ie I'm around 1.8m tall and if I stand on tip toe I can touch the ceiling, so I just measure the arm of a 1/35 figure, add it to the figures height and I have a rough ceiling height for a model......photographs of buildings also help with proportion........I deleted the CAD drawings after I'd created the files I needed for 3D printing but the software is called Vectorworks, which is a professional 2D/3D drawing package that I use for my day job👍
@@CWModelling thanks. I will work with that and see how I get on. Looking forward to the next instalment on this diorama. Cheers
Amazing job! really do enjoy watching you work! - what was that black stuff you put onto the window frames there?
Black Superglue👍
Super work, inspirational!
Which 3D design software is that you are using to design the windows?
Thanks.....its a professional 2D/3D CAD software called Vectorworks that I use for my day job👍
@@CWModelling AHHI kind of guessed something like that, I could see you were working very professionally with it, and you knew exactly what you were doing, so it was kind of clear you use it very often :)
Very nice!
What did you use to grout the cobblestones?
Thanks, its DIY wood filler thinned with water👍
Where on the Internet did you find drapery patterns and the front of the balcony?
Just google 1940s fabrics, the pictures were then enlarged in Photoshop, the railings are from Miniart 👍
a sub from Poland is flying
how you made the cabblestone ?
Check out the description below the video for a link to GeroDesign👍
I don’t understand the turret on a square
Google Pantherstelllung… it’s a pill box made using a derelict tank turret and a bunker.
@@CoensScaleModelling that is weird