Hi
After over a year of work, with long breaks and sitting at home with the children when the school was closed, I somehow managed to finish my second diorama with ruins. I can say that it will not be the last such diorama
Walls, columns and rubble made of plaster. I bought bricks and small stones.
I really like this Kuba- @creading is spot on regarding the sombre colors- they compliment the scene well. Great work on the postal car too- it looks suitably battered and bullet scarred but the nice red paintwork shows through to grab the attention. The rockets on the makeshift launcher are a nice detail too. The ruined wall and columns are a great backdrop for the Maus which has a fantastically well sprayed camo job. Really good stuff !
Biggles50: I forgot to add that this is “what if …” diorama. I wanted to make a Maus since I was a child. I knew I had to make a proper diorama for this tank, not the Kummersdorf training ground.
DIOWORK: This is my second diorama with ruins Before that, I did dioramas with old houses, Italy or the jungle, e.g.
Excellent work, the scene conveys the feelings of dejection, and utter loos. The brightly colored civilian car just adds to that.
Brilliant second diorama
You have a real eye for tones Kuba- and it really shows in your work. The greenery and and muddy water in the jungle scenes are well observed and the lovely countryside scenes in the works with the thatch roof houses are super. The rustic yet realistic paintwork and natural staging of the plants and accessories just works so well together to bring the scenes to life.
As to the Maus dio . That work is awe inspiring with the level of destruction on display. The colors show that natural tones can convey a bright and busy story