Incredible!! I want to thank all the modelers, for showing us their work. I appreciate your work and am grateful this video was shared. Thanks from the US.
Such loving patience, such craftsmanship! Sometimes many, many hours of time - as good as any old museum, and lots more fun. I would've been there for the whole time that they were open. This is SO GREAT! We get to see it, too! Thanks for posting this.
Some really beautiful models and some worthy winners. Wonderful video coverage as well! It is refreshing to see someone spend some time in the models, and allow us to fully appreciate them. Thanks for sharing, and greetings from Australia.
A crazy year has passed Erik. I hope 2021 will be different and we'll meet and compete once again soon :) Thanks for the video. Nice memories! My dioramas and vignettes is shown at 1:49-2:49 (a whole minute) and again at 5:55-6:23. See you soon I hope Erik ;)
Thank man! Yes a crazy year, I hope to see you in Gothenburg or Malmö next year. Hopefully the tables will be full of new dioramas built the last year:) Take care! /Erik
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg Yes Sir. That was mine. Thank you for the kind words. Also the Caliope was my friends build. We did a buddy build this year too. Last C4 was Panther F. Next year I might come down with 2 dioramas. Are go going to AiM? See you next year. /Ebbe
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg Ah did not know that...but I think I was aware you were around as I remember your name from the shows. But now I am aware what fields you do 🙂👍🏻
Thanks for sharing friend. That`s a really high level of modelling in Sweden (I`ve also seen Your relation from AIM Show) . I like Your dioramas the best, they present emotions, movement, the story. 3:51 OMG - I suppose those are all german figures available in store :)
Yogi_babuu Thanks a lot! Yes 3:51 is OMG:) I think the two guys who build it worked like 6 years with it. I prefer doing 20 small diorama instead of one big:) Cheers Erik
Hello! All shows were canceled this year. Usually there are 3 shows, April in Stockholm, September in Gothenburg and November in Malmö. I think the show in April 2021 is already canceled as well. We hope for the shows in September and November next year:) /Erik
Thank you for sharing. However at 18:09 I can see a Battlestar Glactica Colonial Viper and a Star Wars Imperial Cruiser in the background, but then no close up shots of them (and possible other sci-fi models). It's very often like that in various model show videos. All that is shown are tanks, tanks, tanks, military airplanes and maybe some navy ships. Skipping other stuff, unless it's some type of mech armour suits which looks like military armour. I find that to be a shame, since I and probably others, would like to see the sci-fi models as well. Maybe some people would like to see car and motorcycle models (if there were any). Not just always WWI to modern military stuff. Of course it's the prerogative of the one uploading videos to film whatever they want, but I'm just saying. Still, again thank you for sharing what you have filmed.
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg I'm even thinking of going myself for the first time to some of these plastic model exhibitions/cenventions/competitions. I saw there will probably be an IPMS C4-Open in Malmö at October the 28th-29th. There is also one in Ängewlholm August 5-6. I have never been to one myself. It could be fun to visit one and get inspired by all the awesome model builders. Just as long as i can find away of transport there. The one in Ängleholm is a bit far from the train station.
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg I did go to IPMS in Malmö on Sunday (yesterday). There was many awesome models there for sure. Very skillful builders. However to me, who is interested mainly in sci-fi, there wasn't that much to see. An awesome diorama of Mandalorians Razor Crest, a small Millennium Falcon (which had been painted with amazing details for it's small size and won gold I belive), a Jedi Starfighter, A Snow Speeder, an AT-AT and a Clone Wars era ARC-170. So all Star Wars, no other sci-fi franchise (if I remember correctly) when there are so many to choose from. Then there was some sci-fi like figures and some random futuristic vehicle. While there were tons of Tanks and vehicles, Fighter airplanes, some naval vessels and a few cars. Among the vendors, no one had any sci-fi models for sale. One had a UFO style vehicle. I think it was a fantasy based on the rumored/mythical German UFO experiment aircraft from WW II (which has never been 100% confirmed). That was it, so I do understand why you didn't focus on sci-fi models in your video. Unfortunetly it seems in Sweden sci-fi is a very small niche of model builders. While in for example USA and Shanghai they can have separate model shows for only sci-fi and still fill big venues, like Wonder Fest / Festival. I also only saw very few models who had actually incorporated led lighting into them. Like a church with some flickering lights through it's windows and a few others, but not many at all. I guess that is just the way it is and nothing one can do about it. It's what most model builders here are interested in I guess. Very little variation. In other countries even the mech warrior or gundam battle suit style models is a huge huge genre. They are not really my taste either, I prefer sci-fi spaceships from like Star Trek, Battlestar Glactica, Star Trek, Space: 1999 etc, but still, gundam is a huge thing in many countries. Bnadai Namco sells insane amounts of them. Still, don't get me wrong, the skills, build and paintjob was awesome on the models at the show, just not my personal cup of tea or main interest. I did film and take photos of it all. It's fun to have and rewatch it on my TV and manage to see better details then I could see leaning heavily down to the low tables. However I doubt I will visit in the future due to the heavy focus on military vehicles and so little sci-fi. Still I am happy I gave it a try, so thank you for giving me the tip to visit it. Much appreciated. 👍
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Wonderfull things and parts of history ! And houres of patience to build them.
Incredible!! I want to thank all the modelers, for showing us their work. I appreciate your work and am grateful this video was shared. Thanks from the US.
kyokogodai Thanks! /Erik
Awesome work. Never enough time in your lifetime to build all of these. Great, Great work and presentation by the film crew.
vincent schneider Thanks! /Erik
Such loving patience, such craftsmanship! Sometimes many, many hours of time - as good as any old museum, and lots more fun. I would've been there for the whole time that they were open. This is SO GREAT! We get to see it, too! Thanks for posting this.
David Smith Thanks man!
Best I've ever seen! True artisans- all!
I'm reinspired...my childhood was all about model building.
I need to get back into this lost love of mine
STONY Bamm Thanks! I started just 6 years ago at the age 42... if you like, visit my website www.diowork.se
I do mostly diorama. /Erik
Wonderful works of art
17:41 is my train, fully scratchbuild
Piotr Dublin nice
Outstanding work! You should be proud!
Some really beautiful models and some worthy winners. Wonderful video coverage as well!
It is refreshing to see someone spend some time in the models, and allow us to fully appreciate them.
Thanks for sharing, and greetings from Australia.
Hello Australia! Thanks a lot! /Erik
Beyond words! Museum quality work of art!
Vincent Lim Thanks!
The dioramas are breathtaking!
Great Video really enjoy this military mindset greatly appreciated the time and energy you put in🎥🎥🎥
Thanks a lot Curtiss! /Erik
Great video Erik. You captured all those super models superbly. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent and talented modellers-well done!!!!!
Thanks supercat380! You will find more videos/pictures on my website: www.diowork.se
/Erik
Thank you very much for the nice tour! 👍
Thanks man! /Erik
Simply; brilliant models
There's some truly fantastic builds .thanks for sharing.
Thanks Martin! /Erik
What a splendid - and diversified - show, thanks for sharing!
Phil, thanks a lot! /Erik
Great show! Thank you for sharing! Greetings from Belarus
Thanks a lot! /Erik
Excellent !! Go ARMY
3:51 OMG is EPIC
Thanks for sharing! I wish I knew about it so I could have been there.
16:16 It's our Kinder Surprise Egg overlords! Love scratchbuilds!
Good video of a good model look.
It always seems very motivating.
Thanks for sharing. Greetings, Joachim
Thanks a lot as usual Joachim! /Erik
Glad you slowed down the panning .
A crazy year has passed Erik. I hope 2021 will be different and we'll meet and compete once again soon :) Thanks for the video. Nice memories! My dioramas and vignettes is shown at 1:49-2:49 (a whole minute) and again at 5:55-6:23. See you soon I hope Erik ;)
Thank man! Yes a crazy year, I hope to see you in Gothenburg or Malmö next year. Hopefully the tables will be full of new dioramas built the last year:) Take care! /Erik
Oh lovely video. So honored you captured my Sherman Flail "Beatrix" ❤
Thanks Bergman! Aha that was your little masterpiece:) See you next year! /Erik
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg Yes Sir. That was mine. Thank you for the kind words. Also the Caliope was my friends build. We did a buddy build this year too. Last C4 was Panther F. Next year I might come down with 2 dioramas. Are go going to AiM?
See you next year.
/Ebbe
Yes, I live in Gothenburg so I try to go to AiM every year. Hope to see you with some diorama:) /Erik
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg Ah did not know that...but I think I was aware you were around as I remember your name from the shows. But now I am aware what fields you do 🙂👍🏻
Thanks for sharing friend. That`s a really high level of modelling in Sweden (I`ve also seen Your relation from AIM Show) . I like Your dioramas the best, they present emotions, movement, the story. 3:51 OMG - I suppose those are all german figures available in store :)
Yogi_babuu Thanks a lot! Yes 3:51 is OMG:) I think the two guys who build it worked like 6 years with it. I prefer doing 20 small diorama instead of one big:) Cheers Erik
What a diorama. It is simply brilliant.
Extraordinary Lansen at 14:58!
Yo! That Lansen is awesome! /Erik
Very nice to see all this just starting modeling again so some nice stuff Erik when is the AiM in Gothenburg ?
Thanks Robert! AiM use to take place first weekend in September every year. /Erik
👍🤗👍🤗👍🤗
Hello there! I was wondering if you hawe an orher one in 2020? I live in sweden and would love to go see it!
Hello! All shows were canceled this year. Usually there are 3 shows, April in Stockholm, September in Gothenburg and November in Malmö. I think the show in April 2021 is already canceled as well.
We hope for the shows in September and November next year:) /Erik
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg OH no of course! yes absolutly the right solution. Cant belive i didnt think of that! but thanks.
Thank you for sharing. However at 18:09 I can see a Battlestar Glactica Colonial Viper and a Star Wars Imperial Cruiser in the background, but then no close up shots of them (and possible other sci-fi models). It's very often like that in various model show videos. All that is shown are tanks, tanks, tanks, military airplanes and maybe some navy ships. Skipping other stuff, unless it's some type of mech armour suits which looks like military armour. I find that to be a shame, since I and probably others, would like to see the sci-fi models as well. Maybe some people would like to see car and motorcycle models (if there were any). Not just always WWI to modern military stuff. Of course it's the prerogative of the one uploading videos to film whatever they want, but I'm just saying. Still, again thank you for sharing what you have filmed.
I hear what you’re saying. Next time, more of everything! Thanks for writing. /Erik
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg I'm even thinking of going myself for the first time to some of these plastic model exhibitions/cenventions/competitions. I saw there will probably be an IPMS C4-Open in Malmö at October the 28th-29th. There is also one in Ängewlholm August 5-6. I have never been to one myself. It could be fun to visit one and get inspired by all the awesome model builders. Just as long as i can find away of transport there. The one in Ängleholm is a bit far from the train station.
@@Lord_Funk Hi, the C4 is the biggest and best exhibition in Sweden and I will be there.
If you should choose, I suggest the C4:)
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg Thank you for that info. :)
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg I did go to IPMS in Malmö on Sunday (yesterday). There was many awesome models there for sure. Very skillful builders. However to me, who is interested mainly in sci-fi, there wasn't that much to see. An awesome diorama of Mandalorians Razor Crest, a small Millennium Falcon (which had been painted with amazing details for it's small size and won gold I belive), a Jedi Starfighter, A Snow Speeder, an AT-AT and a Clone Wars era ARC-170. So all Star Wars, no other sci-fi franchise (if I remember correctly) when there are so many to choose from. Then there was some sci-fi like figures and some random futuristic vehicle. While there were tons of Tanks and vehicles, Fighter airplanes, some naval vessels and a few cars.
Among the vendors, no one had any sci-fi models for sale. One had a UFO style vehicle. I think it was a fantasy based on the rumored/mythical German UFO experiment aircraft from WW II (which has never been 100% confirmed). That was it, so I do understand why you didn't focus on sci-fi models in your video. Unfortunetly it seems in Sweden sci-fi is a very small niche of model builders. While in for example USA and Shanghai they can have separate model shows for only sci-fi and still fill big venues, like Wonder Fest / Festival. I also only saw very few models who had actually incorporated led lighting into them. Like a church with some flickering lights through it's windows and a few others, but not many at all. I guess that is just the way it is and nothing one can do about it. It's what most model builders here are interested in I guess. Very little variation. In other countries even the mech warrior or gundam battle suit style models is a huge huge genre. They are not really my taste either, I prefer sci-fi spaceships from like Star Trek, Battlestar Glactica, Star Trek, Space: 1999 etc, but still, gundam is a huge thing in many countries. Bnadai Namco sells insane amounts of them.
Still, don't get me wrong, the skills, build and paintjob was awesome on the models at the show, just not my personal cup of tea or main interest. I did film and take photos of it all. It's fun to have and rewatch it on my TV and manage to see better details then I could see leaning heavily down to the low tables. However I doubt I will visit in the future due to the heavy focus on military vehicles and so little sci-fi. Still I am happy I gave it a try, so thank you for giving me the tip to visit it. Much appreciated. 👍
Excuse me
What model is 10:21?
www.ebay.com/itm/1-35-Resin-Mechanic-Female-Soldier-Robot-Fighter-Unpainted-BL127-/123177269894
MAIM known as Modern Armies In Miniatures the company that makes them. The above link is a chinese copy.
@@wonglongdong2390 thx
i don't see no swedish models....
Aha you mean the blonde ones....? There were not too many of them on this show ha ha!
@@DIOWORKbyErikWestberg thanks for posting and for having a sense of humor
Very rushed.