Topic: RCWCreations diorama's

[Tamer]

Now that turned out nice. I like it.

Off to the front pages.

[RCWCreations]

I've added a plummet around the top of the three walls, adding brick work to it. I've started to add wall decoration to both side walls.

I finished today by adding extra features to the walls. I've taken a few action pictures to see how it looks.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/inspired-workshop-commissions/#03-05

[Tamer]

Nice. Off to the front pages.

[RCWCreations]

While building this set I've used PVA glue which takes longer to dry, because of this I have left the entire set alone for a couple of days.

Now its dry I've sanded down the sides and re-worked the brick work.

This is now ready to start painting.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/inspired-workshop-commissions/#05-05

[RCWCreations]

While building a temple commission piece I got the inspiration to build a throne using the cut offs from the temple build.

Using the scrap pieces I've put them together, sanded them down to form the SITH Throne.  Then using a couple of strips of 6mm board I have made small plinth for the throne to sit on.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/sith-throne/

[RCWCreations]

With the temple construction finished, I wanted to see what it would like.  Using Supreme Leader Snoke to model this piece, it gave the entire piece the impression of an ancient SITH Temple from the RPG game Star Wars  The Old Republic.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/sith-throne/#building

[Tamer]

Oh yeah, very nice. Off to share.

Sitting here thinking that perhaps Snoke was the most undeveloped bad guy character in all of moviedom?

[RCWCreations]

Well after watching the Rise of Skywalker, he was under developed lol

Being a bad clone of Palpatine

[hemble]

Looking great buddy.

Ron

[RCWCreations]

The the throne is finished and is ready for someone to the their place on it.  While I wait for that figure, here is Snoke.

Final photos to follow when the worthy candidate has arrived.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/sith-throne/#painting

[RCWCreations]

Started working on a new piece, a two tier demolished warehouse. Measurements are 15x12"x12". At the moment I'm going for single skin walls of 10mm thicknes. To get the demolished look, I am constructing the model as a whole before breaking it down.

I have drawn on the bricks and made a floor, yes I know the first floor doesn't look right but it will! I've used PVA glue so I am leaving this to dry before moving on.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/demolished-warehouse/

[Tamer]

The throne looks great. As does this new two tiered dio.

Off to share both.

[JDeck]

The throne Dio looks great. Really like the detail put into it, and the warehouse is going to look awesome.

[RCWCreations]

Finally started painting this piece.

Started with a black undercoat, I then painted the walls with a grey mixed with a touch of blue. To apply the paint, I used a roller with a sponge head which left the black in between the stone slabs intact (mostly).

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/inspired-workshop-commissions/#painting-temple

[RCWCreations]

I started today with scoring the brickwork, when finished I broke down areas of the model to look partially demolished.

The first floor I etched 2"x2" slabs along with chips, cracks and fractures. The ground floor I cut out single bricks and glued them into piles. I then covered both surfaces with filler mixed with sand.  After it had dried I painted the first floor with grey and then dry brushed with Venice Grey.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/demolished-warehouse/#painting