1/35 WW2 Diorama (full build with realistic seascape) - D-Day - Italeri DUKW - Tommy don't surf
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2020
- So this weeks upload instead is another diorama build that was originally uploaded in several parts a few years ago and one that very few people have viewed since it was first uploaded. It also happens to be one of my favourite dioramas that I've built so far and is my only seascape to date.
The diorama was made before I started filming my builds so I'm afraid its just a slide show and If you have seen it before then hopefully you'll enjoy watching it again.
Italeri - 1/35 DUKW Amphibious Truck - Kit No. 6392
Miniart - 1/35 British Tank Riders (NW Europe) - Kit No. 35118
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The puking guy was a nice touch...sweet
From memory it’s more of a savoury taste…
Superb work!
Superb work....
Looks great buddy thanks for sharing and very funny...
Another astounding offering from your Hobby Bench. The 'Tarps' in themselves are brilliant, an area I am still working on. As for the poor guy sharing his breakfast with the fish, adds to the whole feel of the diorama.
Most impressive water effect, inspired and wonderful work!
Cheers👍
Your work just gets better and better thanks for the builds.
Glad you like them👍
A stunning piece of work. I've read and seen so many interviews over the years that mention the fact that many of these chaps were so ill they couldn't wait to land on the beaches, so that was a nice touch!
Beautiful! The water effect is fantastic.
Title brought a chuckle too.
Awesome work.
Thanks👍
What a beautiful piece of work...
Thank you very much👍
Absolutely outstanding! Superb craftmanship and an informative video. The soldier getting seasick over the side took me a minute to recognize but got a chuckle.
Many thanks👍
Amazing work!!! Keep them coming. Cheers from Patagonia!!
That my friend is a piece of art work.. Thanks for re-sharing.! Awesome.!
Thank you👍
Outstanding! Thanks for sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed it👍
This is the exact thing i wanted to see! Gorgeus!
Awesome. Great work.
Thanks a lot👍
Another stunner. Superb mate
Cheers AE👍
Splendid diorama 🙂
That is astounding, thankyou for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it👍
Love this one Ian! It is skilfully put together, and tells a wonderful story. The guy throwing up is a nice touch, and brought a chuckle as well as some sympathy.
Keep them coming sir!
Cheers from Australia
Glad you enjoyed it👍
Great job! 👍🏻
Awesome. Great work on the water effects. Stunning work all round
Thank you👍
Awesome work amazing.
Thank you very much👍
Fantastic... Really wonderful.
That's awesome, well done, thanks for sharing with us
Very dramatic! Lovely piece.
Ace mate 😁👌
Thanks👍
Excellent work.
Many thanks👍
It's amazing work. Thanks for uploading.
I'm glad you like it👍
This one was always one of my favourites of yours Ian.
Top marks all day.
Cheers, mine too 👍
A wonderful diorama with building video about this, Ian. Amazing scratch build and detailing of the DUKW.
Figures in top work and from begin to the end a great work with a great wave representation. Exhibition piece!
Have a good weekend, Ian. Greetings, Joachim
Glad you enjoyed it👍
Good morning sir🤣😊😊
Nice diorama.. The puke soldier is the Hammer and the sea around the vehicle exelent.
Also I use drier sheets for tarpaulins and the are easy to paint.
Amazing stuff, love your work.
Glad you enjoy it👍
AWESOME job man it looks GREAT!!!
Many thanks👍
Excelente
Diorama de la Segunda Guerra Mundial - Día D , felicitaciones y mis respetos desde Venezuela.
Thank you👍
Great work, love the guy having a chunder, that would be me for sure 😀
You and me both, lol
Another brilliant piece, love the seascape, verry natural. Keep up the good work. I m a fan. (y)
Thank you, Cheers👍
Wish I could build water like that. My scenes are all "traveling" roadways or typical static demolished buildings.
THANKS FOR THIS MODEL. IT TEACH ME HOW TO MAKE WATER OF DIORAMA. I WOULD PUT A PLA MISSILE BOAT ON THE WATER
Great project Ian, the water effects are terrific....really nice👏😯 Good subject too, the DUKW & figures are great, nice little scene!
Gutted for you about your current project...must’ve been horrendous 🤬🤬 Mine fell over too last week..., but can easily put it down to extra battle damage 🥵
Hopefully you can still salvage yours, fingers crossed🤞
Cheers Simon......the Stalker dio is toast I'm afraid but I've come up with an idea for a small vignette with the figure so all is not lost 👍
WELL THATS VERY GOOD SO FAR BUTT DID YOU NEED THE PUKE FINE TOUCH BRILLIANT .
I need to see a collaboration with CW modelling, Laser Creation-World, PLASMO - plastic models, and Night Shift.
Sounds like an argument to me, lol
@@CWModelling yes however... it would be really nice to see a diorama done by some of the best scale modellers.
In that case I'll have to sit that one out😔
@@CWModelling Nah.
Maravilhoso!!!!
Many thanks👍
Great job it. I have never seen aluminum foil used as a base for water. Did you ball it up and then smooth it out or use it as it came off the roll? LOTS of details there.
Thanks.......yup, I crumpled it a bit then flattened it out👍
"Tommy don't Surf" - love it! 😁 Turned out great, really like the water effects (not many details, did you do a tutorial on this?). The Tommy puking is a brilliant touch, lol! 👍
Thanks Jerry......this was made a while ago so, sorry, no tutorial 😔
Yup Shit On a Shingle for breakfast..btw i hava sub and battleship just finished and looking for a home, great tips Thank You !
This is great, but I thought there was also a build video?
The description below the video reveals all......
Wahou!! Fantastic job! Can you tell me how do you realise the foam in front of the vehicule? Thank you very much!🇬🇧🍻🇲🇫
Thanks.......the 'foam' is cotton wool and clear silicone bathroom sealant 👍
👍👍👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️✌️
Lovely build, but would British troops use an American landing craft with US markings on it ?
Thanks.....DUKW's were used in British service as part of the Lend Lease scheme and the star isn't a US marking per se but was used by all Allied forces during and after D-Day as a recognition symbol 👍