Representing reality in miniature.
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This vignette, titled, “War and a Piece” was inspired by the wedding scene in the movie, The Story of G.I. Joe,... but I just had to give it a twist.
Thanks for taking a look. As always, KEEP IT FUN!
Kit:
Italeri, 1/35, [...]
Sometime in the near future - Central American and Mexican drug cartels, emboldened by tepid US government response, have become increasingly brash and daring, especially along the US Gulf coast. Drugs and humans are being smuggled in [...]
This diorama was once slightly bigger before it was reduce to the size you see in the photos. I wanted to concentrate on making smaller dioramas, so decided to re-do the diorama. The cab is now back on and figures have been re-arranged. [...]
Hi Folks. This is my epoxy resin diorama of a submarine being destroyed by an underwater explosion. Hope you like it. If you want to see how I made it, you can see the tutorial video in my YouTube Channel: 4THECRAFT
I have long wanted to put together a diorama about the war in Chechnya. There is something frightening, repulsive and at the same time fascinating about her.
The main character in the diorama is the Russian BMD-1 from Panda [...]
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For my arrival on this site, I present to you six photos of my finalized diorama project (in November 2023) created around the TAMIYA model of the F4U-1A Corsair at 1/48 scale with also a ULTRACAST figure of Gregory Boyington. My [...]
StuG III G/StuH 42 Military Railroad Diorama, 1/35.
Kits used:
Takom StuG III G/StuH 42 Early (8009 2in1)
Tamiya StuG III G (35310) + Voyager Model photo etched parts.
Sabre Model Ommr (1+1 35A03-SVP) flatbeds.
Rails (or tracks) made by [...]
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My latest diorama, titled, “Down but Not Out”, depicting an USMC Piper NE-1 based in the Pacific.
This was a simultaneous build along with my Jim Sullivan GB, Piper NE-1. The diorama portion was the major portion of this [...]
The officer shows with hand gestures the details of the air battle in which he took part. That's why the diorama gets its name.
