First WW2 German Diorama [Complete]

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First WW2 German Diorama [Complete]

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Hi guys,

I came up with this great diorama idea and hope it works out well.
Many firsts here: Will be my first diorama, my first time painting figures, first time working with resin.

Diorama will be a simple scene but i hope to make it striking to look at. A group of german soldiers walking behind the BMW r75 sidecar through the street.

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Side car painted. Just waiting on my fuel stain and light dust products...

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Im so pleased with myself on these figures. My first attempt and i love drybrushing!!!

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Great job so far! Keep it up! :th:
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Very nice. I look forward to more :th:
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Doing great. Tnx for sharing.
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Thanks for the support. Will update more soon
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Bike and figures are looking really nice. :th:

I built the BMW kit around 20 years ago, and bought one for my stash when I got back into the hobby earlier this year. Viewing your progress on this makes me want to start on mine. :mrgreen:
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I used that very same base once myself years ago and it's a wonderful piece. Nice work on the details on those figures. That old kit is always a nice one for trying out your firsts. Well chosen.
Should be an interesting piece.
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cracking job ...look forward to seeing more
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Doing a great job so far Tungy! :) :thumb1: Looking forward to it all coming together in the street diorama!
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I've painted about 120 figures and these are better than the ones I've done
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Looks great so far!
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Thanks all... For those who have done this kit, can I ask about the decals? How are they as they are from the year 1609 :) they look mighty thick and I'm scared about their clear transfers standing out on the model
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The diorama base all cleaned, fitted, assembled and ready for priming + painting...

What can I say, I kinda do like working with these resin bases! Just give resin a-lot of respect when working with them.

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Oh wow that's a gorgeous piece!! Beautiful!
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Beautifully moulded base ... looking damn good! Can't wait to see some paint on it :pop: ...
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The figures and motorcycle turned out great. Looking forward to seeing it all come together.
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Really nice setup, and its great to hear how much your enjoying yourself, im looking forward to more updates
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Quick update : Just finished applying the acrylic paint and highlights on the stone walls and gate. Took ages to paint by hand :crazy:

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50 shades of Grey

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Is that the "50 shades of grey" modellers edition
The gate looks great so far
I never worked with the resin bases from verlinden
Altough i do have 2 buildings and i think they are good
But like you say it takes ages to paint all the stones by hand altough it pays off in the end
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Ok so I've finally finished the base. Photo's are just from my fone.
I will take proper pictures when I place the figures in :D

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Superb looking base love the battle damage look..can't wait to see more
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Jeez Tungy!!! That's awesome work!!!
excellent blending of those features.
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Greatly appreciated Coen & Tiger. Even I am a bit surprised myself of how it turned out!
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absolutely gorgeous.
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This Dio build is now completed. You can see it in the finished section below :D
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