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Imperial Creative Engineering => Dioramas => Topic started by: ServO on March 08, 2013, 06:36:40 PM
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Team,
I picked up a vintage AT-ST snap tite kit last week, and thought I'd share a peek at what I'm doing with it...be nice though...this is the first time I've ever tried a hand at making a "diorama" base for a model.
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h157/Steelieboy/100_5775.jpg)
I'll pop some more pics up when it's finished..
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Team,
I picked up a vintage AT-ST snap tite kit last week, and thought I'd share a peek at what I'm doing with it...be nice though...this is the first time I've ever tried a hand at making a "diorama" base for a model.
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h157/Steelieboy/100_5775.jpg)
I'll pop some more pics up when it'?s finished..
what?? this is your first try? Hard to tell from that pic. please, show us some more as its looking great!
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LOL thanks!
I basically need to clean up the edges of the frame, and then paint it black to provide some contrast, and then add a couple of small details to the kit...but yeah...I was in my local hobby shop, and saw something similar done to a WWII tank model, and I thought I should try it with the AT-ST...It turned out a lot better than I imagined it would, and didn't seem to be as hard as I thought it would be...
Beginners luck I suppose.
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Woah, How did I miss this. Very cool. Well I was gonna go to bed, but this has got to hit the front page tonight. Awesome work.
I was in the midst of solving some forum database issues over the weekend and just upgraded the forums so I think I hopefully won't have that problem again.
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Dude, I love it! That would look great on my shelf...lol. :)
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Nice work man, hard to tell this is your first diorama base! I love the snow weathering on this.
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This looks like the work of a seasoned pro! I love that base and the scale of this piece. More pix when you can, please. :)
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I have no idea how I missed his but this is beautiful work! Those model kits look really good and your diorama is really nicely done.
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You have done a great job mate on both the model and dio well done indeed.
Ron