'A Bridge not so far' - Pt 2 - 1/35 WW2 Diorama
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- This ones all done.....I hope you enjoy watching 👍
3D printer etc - Anycubic Photon Mono X and Wash and Cure
Model Kits
AFV Club - 1/35 Churchill 3 inch 20 CWT Gun - Ref: AF35253
Panzer Art - Churchill cast turret with Hessian tape camo net & Churchill stowage set
Voyager Photo Etch set for Churchill Mk III
Eureka Tow Cables for Churchill Tank
Miniart - 1/35 Railway Track European Gauge - Ref: 35561
Metal tracks from Masterclub - Churchill 'late' type
Please note that the cameras and processing software may not accurately reproduce the colours of paints used
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Those bricks that are shown at the first of the video look masterful! Amazing. Well, the stones and concrete or milled stones to top off the walls all look truly amazing. You go the extra fifty miles. First you made the bricks on the wall and the street look like they would not long after being built, then you come back and add at least 25 years of weathering and make it look so simple and easy. The message below says "It's a pleasure to watch you work." and I have to agree 100%. I'm long winded when I write a comment, sorry about that and at the same time, I feel like I have a lot to say about your work.
You truly never stop impressing me ... 🍻😎
The 1/35 Diesel Engine would fit perfectly on the tracks.
Once again…mesmerised by you’re craft and skill..
Meraviglioso complimenti 🙏👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It's a pleasure to watch you work .
Weathering was an inspiration...reminded of techniques I haven't tried for ages and need to revisit. First class
Splendid diorama 😊 !!!
Amazing as always
A whole 57 minutes too 🥰
Omg. So much Work but it really pays off. I always like that your weathering ist always on point. You never overdo it ☺️
Magnifique !
A stunning piece of work, and so realistic, you make it look so easy. 👏🏻👏🏻
Nice one, I like the cutout effect. It is like a piece of cake cut from the reality. That is the essence of a good diorama. 👍👍
Oha..... the best. 😍Thank you for 57mins impressions. Awesome job you did there.👌👌
Thanks Dennis👍
Well what can I say that already hasn’t been said .That is some piece of work my friend just superb absolutely superb 👍🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🍻
Hot damn! That’s beautiful!
Made my pants feel all funny haha.
Superb work Ian
I love your work! *Excellent!* ❤👍
enamorado de tus dioramas
Beautiful work and detail
Great build and great dio. 👍
Great job as usual Ian 👍 👌
Almost outrageous how great and cool that is Ian, absolutely stunning work! There is detail everywhere, you did not cut corners with the railway bridge either. My highest respect for pulling this off and still being so modest about it :)
The diorama....simply stunning, the artist....simply brilliant!
Yet again another outstanding project completed. I’m running out of superlatives to describe your work. This one is stunning and I thank you for sharing….but I have to confess the separate panther build video is still my favourite. I’m intrigued about the SS motorcycle…guess I’ll have to wait on that one. All the very best mon ami 👍
Amazing effort - no detail too small, like the dirt by the curb - that was fascinating to watch.
Wow 🤘🏻there you go again. Very beautiful scene. Mega bridge. Simply mega diorama. I take off my hat to you🤘🏻 Greetings from the Bastel🤘🏻Bude
Moin einfach Klasse !!!! sehr schöne liebe zum Detail !!!!
Great dio 👌👍👍👍
What an amazing build👏 the bridge is superb and the whole scenery a piece of art👌
Looks superb and so real once again, you brought these soldiers to life!😍
57 mins?! Well, I stuck with you, haha, and I have to say, one hell of a good job! Always amazed at your patience when painting details like bricks or scratches but the results are amazing! At first, I wasn't sure about putting the Churchill under the bridge but like how it draws the viewer in from different angles and perspectives It turned out great! 👍
57 mins well spent! ;)
Great workmanship, as always a pleasure to watch.
excellent work domo always, there will be a video of the process of some of these figures your technique and detail is fantastic
So realistic! Very Great Job! Amazing as usual 👍👍
Awesome as always !! Great job scratch building the bridge, painted and weathered perfectly.
Well done
Precioso, un artista del modelismo, felicidades. 🇪🇸👏👏👏👏👏
A great video about the way all these things have made to become this great result.
Fantastic work in every kind. A Highlight for a exhibition, Ian!!
Greetings and a nice weekend.
You continue to amaze and inspire with another epic piece of modelling regards Fred
Your work over recent years has continually displayed skills and patience most of us can only dream of ..But this surely trumps them all. Outstanding .! Thanks Ian, inspirational as ever.! Scott Somerset
The details are incredible! Also the scene represented is really nice 👏👏
Remarkable! The 3d planning/printing was a treat to watch. They are so good for modelling. Another great diorama. 😊
Stunning work Ian really stunning
Cheers Nige👍
100% Professional!
Fantastic work... Love the colours... 👌
such a a great composing! Everything looks so realistic, it's astonishing
Stunning work my friend. Wonderful imagination Great to see
This has been a amazing build and loved watching every minute of it. All the different techniques used to tie all the major parts into one fantastic scene! Keep up the great work
Another awesome diorama sir!!👏👏🙂 The bridge is great, even more so that you 3D printed it… Your skills with an airbrush are enviable, the work on the tank is terrific - and I’ve seriously got ‘desk clamp envy’!! Have you a link?
The Churchill was the first tank I ever built so always had a soft spot for it, this one with the weathering & dirt is very nice👌 Needless to say, the groundwork on the foam & the detailing is perfect, really need to think about doing a whole base like this in future! You can have a lot of fun detailing & highlighting all the shadows, grime etc….
Really professional job on the whole project Ian, an hours worth of pure quality modelling ….🔝🥇
Amazing work buddy ,oh my so much detail , congratulations to you mate , awesome job , I love it :) take care keep modelling :)
Why can't you just do a bad diorama once in a while to give us mortals some hope ?🙂 Perfection as always, Sir, and a pleasure to learn from you.
PS: The tank commander has the pose and facial expression of someone who just received a really outstandingly stupid order. TBH, he looks like me when I had conference calls with my American superiors, aka "bullshit bingo".
Great Work, Fantastic, Very nice Diorama :-)))))
Incredible as always!
NO CRITICISM INTENDED BUT NO THISALS DANDELIONS NETALS THEY GROW EVERYWHERE , THE REST IS AN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING DIORAMA 😉 ANOTHER FIRST CLASS PIECE OF WORK , FIGS AND WILD LIFE TO COME GREAT 👍.
Awesome work! it's all been said already l can only add to it great diorama brilliant work all round keep it coming,
an idea for a diorama why not try a D day bocage banked lanes with dense bushes on both sides maybe a British or American tank
And walking troops give it some thought would be interesting to see the result 🤔🤞awesome
خیلی استادانه و خارقالعاده هست آفرین❤♥️🤘🤘🤘🇮🇷
Очень классно
All of the superlatives have already been used in the previous comments! Have seen virtually all of your previous videos, just getting back into the hobby after a long lay off.
Would you mind telling me which model of WWS Static grass applicators you were using in this video please. Keep up the excellent work! Thank you.
Thanks...its their Pro Grass Grand Applicator👍
Brilliant, thank you. Just been on their website, some fest stuff. All the best and thank you again!
Well, it's already been said but I'll say it again anyway.
THAT my friend, is a real piece of art, absolutely stunning.
I didn't even notice how long the video was and I don't think cutting it shorter would have done it jusfice.
Great camera work too, filming what your doing without getting it off camera or having a head in the way can be difficult to do and you made it easy to watch.
Very well done all round.
Oh, and the magical tree that just appeared out of nowhere at the end 😂
great diorama Ian. It looks so realistic. Great details, nice weathering. And one question: next a tiger diorama? 😉
🙄 maybe....😉
Ian, another CAPTIVATING diorama. I am always eager for your next endeavor, they seem to surpass the last one, which are all inspiring! Question? Where did you find your paint stands? Please share...! Once again, thank you for sharing your hobby.🤩
Thanks......if you click on the 'Community' tab on the home page for my channel, I did a post yesterday about the stand 👍
Yet another very impressive project. The skills set you command are very comprehensive and I like the attention to historical detail. I live in the Netherlands and this and your Aalst diorama are very good.
As a matter of interest why did you scratch build the lower bridge sections? It would have been easy for you to draught the layout in CAD and print them ?
If I were to offer a constructive but minor criticism its that there is very little happening between the figures in terms of interaction or drama. Yes they are all looking towards the officer but their poses are semi static. With your skills chopping them up and using wire armatures to get the poses right shouldn't be a problem.
Maybe something for your next project?
Thanks......originally I did intend to print the whole bridge but I had some failed print issues with the bottom structure and in the end I lost patience with the 3D printer and scratch built it instead......figure manipulation and sculpting is something I'm working towards doing but at the moment I trying to practice other skillsets👍
Incredible detail. Plenty of ideas to be taken but way above my level of competence. How long did the complete build take?
Thanks.....I'm not really sure how long it took as I don't count the hours but it was about 2 months working whenever I had the time👍
.I'm enjoying all of your builds, mainly because of your eye for detail.
I have a question, at around 19:00 in you use a jig to hold the model while washing and weathering.
What is it and where did you buy it? I am partially disabled with a paralyzed left arm and can not hold any parts with it.
This jig would help me a lot putting a model together and not having to tape everything down. Thanks for letting me know...
Thanks for watching.....the jig is manufactured by a company called ZEP and I bought it from the AK Interactive website .... ak-interactive.com/product/vehicles-jig-msj05/ ........👍
@@CWModelling Thanks a million... unfortunately it shows Out of Stock on their website.. See if I can contact them and find out if it will be available again in the future.
Planning an Ardennes farm with snow myself and a Sherman using the whitewash technique with hairspray
First have to order the foam from Hobby Lobby which I found thanks o you tip on what you use which is not available here in the US but the one from Hobby Lobby is just as good, if not better because it is smoother...
Looking forward to your next diorama..I was thinking of building a diorama 'A bridge too far'with the bridge in Arnhem but after calculating I found out it's more than half a meter long in 1/35 I gave up on that idea... I don't have the space too display it once it would be finished... now I'm thinking of a diorama earth a Bailey bridge if I can find one. I drove over one on my way to school in Belgium in the 1960s. We had one from the war and still intact over the Albert Canal... I knew of three still existing and in use a few miles apart... and some bunkers next to the canal we used to play in.... demolished by now I learned...
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cool Video top and amazing sound 😊 how you made your tank stand? thank you cherrs from Switzerland
Thanks.......the paint stand is from ZEP, its available on AK Interactive's website 👍
@@CWModelling thank you 😊
Great job as always 👍is it possible to buy a 3d file of this handle/rack to paint somewhere?
Thanks.......the paint stand is from ZEP, its available on AK Interactive's website 👍
What's diy wood filler? Nice job as always!
Wood filler you get from the DIY shop👍
@@CWModelling Thaks!!
what xps foam do you use please bud, the stuff I have doesn't mould like yours does
its just XPS foam I buy from ebay, there's nothing special about it as far as I'm aware as I've bought from several different suppliers and its all the same....I just do a search for XPS and buy the cheapest that comes up first👍
@@CWModelling cheers pal, Ill just keep trying^^
What kind of foam is that?
XPS
Hi, where did you get the stand you used for the turret?
the tank stand is from ZEP available on AK Interactive's website👍
Thanks keep up the great work, already using some off your ideas.
Whether you don, t mind my askingwhere do you store all these dioramas?
I have some display shelves at home but some older dioramas get broken up and recycled as the shelves fill up, I also have plans to put some in storage👍
Your reproductive diorama is almost perfect that I’ve seen before. So I wander why you take no notice for movable bearings of the bridge. It’s very important part of structures. The railway modelers such as your quality are never miss it. Anyway your diorama is great. I’m big fan of you.
could they not have been one the other end of the bridge or do those have to be on both sides?
تو ایران این امکانات نداریم منم خیلی علاقه دارم ماکت سازی متاسفانه نیست درست کنم حصرت ماکت دلمون میشینه ❤😢🇮🇷🤘
That is sad to hear 😞
I absolutely love that you make these videos in depth and lengthy. I could sit here and watch these all day (and I do, I've watched this one 3 times already!). Such impressive work. The Churchill is stunning, the bridge is pure craft, and overall I strive to be as good as you. I always look forward to your content and I can not wait for your next project!