Truly a piece of miniature art. The attention to detail is just superb. A great subject Back To The Future. Id say if you photgraph this outdoor under natural light it would look very realistic. But it does look it as shown in this video. An amazing work of art. I wish i could do that.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
@@David_Miniatures what is your web site? You probably mentioned it but I didn't listen. To busy admiring this little diarama. As for the car I didn't notice if scale is correct or not. To me it's fine.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
This looks absolutely amazing! Great! How much time did it take to make that model (from idea over planning to building)? How much was the material and how much money did it finally make at the auction? I have no idea, how to measure the "real" value (material+time), but my guess for the auction would be 1000 dollars +. What i would love to see is the "town square" especially from 1955 and 2015 with all the buildings (café, record shop, car detailing, gas station, cinema, town hall etc.) surrounding it. In 1985 it was just a parking lot, also there would have to be two versions (normal/alternate). Either as a model (somewhere from toy car size, ca. 1:64 up to ca. 1:18) and not in "crappy" Lego style or as "walking simulator" game or even in VR...
I typically do not discuss pricing of any kind in comments but since this was many years ago and it’s available publicly if you look for it it ended up selling for 5000$. Art is subjective and so it’s the cost. It’s not about material costs and your hours but the name of the artist, their experience and reputation. Also if the piece is a one off or not. Things like that.
Next time someone orders one with a Welly I’ll be sure to do so. In the mean time I have a 4 part series on how I made Hildale with a Welly in my Instagram.
This is stunning! Thank you for sharing the products used for the driveway.
Even zoomed in, that grass looks good.
Thanks!
Truly a piece of miniature art. The attention to detail is just superb. A great subject Back To The Future. Id say if you photgraph this outdoor under natural light it would look very realistic. But it does look it as shown in this video. An amazing work of art. I wish i could do that.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
Thank you! Check out the photos on my website. Some were taken outside.
@@David_Miniatures what is your web site? You probably mentioned it but I didn't listen. To busy admiring this little diarama. As for the car I didn't notice if scale is correct or not. To me it's fine.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
davidminiatures.com
You should do videos of the whole process. Would really enjoy to watch and learn ❤️
Thats the plan for the new channel, this video is very old lol
@@David_Miniatures awesome!! I’ll be watching for sure ☺️
Thank you!
Came here from boylei hobby time and would to see you making this from start to finish, keep posting man
@@martesdeo I also came here cause of boylei!
David, it's awesome. Your work is so inspired me to build such location, too. You're so talented. I wish you more subscribes❤
Thank you so much
“You’ll have to excuse the crudity of this model, I didn’t have the time to build it to scale or paint it…”
For a second I thought it was a live-action photo
This looks absolutely amazing! Great!
How much time did it take to make that model (from idea over planning to building)? How much was the material and how much money did it finally make at the auction? I have no idea, how to measure the "real" value (material+time), but my guess for the auction would be 1000 dollars +.
What i would love to see is the "town square" especially from 1955 and 2015 with all the buildings (café, record shop, car detailing, gas station, cinema, town hall etc.) surrounding it. In 1985 it was just a parking lot, also there would have to be two versions (normal/alternate). Either as a model (somewhere from toy car size, ca. 1:64 up to ca. 1:18) and not in "crappy" Lego style or as "walking simulator" game or even in VR...
I typically do not discuss pricing of any kind in comments but since this was many years ago and it’s available publicly if you look for it it ended up selling for 5000$. Art is subjective and so it’s the cost. It’s not about material costs and your hours but the name of the artist, their experience and reputation. Also if the piece is a one off or not. Things like that.
I'd love to see you do a tutorial for some 1:24 scale dioramas to display the Welly 1:24 Diecasts.
Next time someone orders one with a Welly I’ll be sure to do so. In the mean time I have a 4 part series on how I made Hildale with a Welly in my Instagram.
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