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Old 02-24-2008, 01:16 PM   # 11 Quick Link (permalink)
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Re: f-15 diorama

Kwiky,


That's one heck of a job for the 1st time. I agree, that the diorama really adds to the display , especially when you have the 1/72 scale vehicles and figures as well.

Thanks for sharing the pics, and good luck on your future diorama builds !


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Re: f-15 diorama

Great looking diorama, but I liked the look of the rough edge of the diorama without the wood base. But hey, some prefer blonds and some prefer brunette.

What did you think I was going to say...some like wheels up aircraft and some like wheels down aircraft. We pretty much know what everyone's thoughts are on those.
 

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Re: f-15 diorama

on the pics i'd agree, the rough edge does look better but in the flesh the wooden edge looks best, i guess this is down to my shoddy photography lol
 

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Re: f-15 diorama

To build an excellent realistic diorama you should consider these tips:
  • MDS wood base (half inch thick)
  • Scribed on the tarmac runway plates.
  • Add cracks (scribed on)
  • Grey paint primer and touch up the scribed plates to add realism and detail.
  • Addition of oil stains on tarmac (paint wash or acrylic)
  • Taxi way yellow markings added on with paint marker and black fine point marked edges.
  • Grass and sand details using Railroad modelling stuff.
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Ara, where do you usually get your diorama materials from?
 

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Re: f-15 diorama

Ara, where do you usually get your diorama materials from?

The MDS wood base I get it from Home Depot (I get it cut there to my measurements)
The paint primer i get from the automotive section of Wal-Mart or Canadian Tire (If you live in Canada)
Paint markers I get from Michaels or any other art store...
Scriber...I use the sharp edge of a small head flat screwdriver
Grass & sand suplies..local railroad hobby store.
Imagination & vision...from myself...

Now I'm working on a 1:200 scale Airshow diorama.
It's 48 X 48 inch big and I'm custom building a hangar and a few utility buildings.
I have over twenty 1:200 fighters & other diecast models (Inflight200/Hogan/Herpa...etc..)
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