Your dio is awesome, nice story telling and great step by step process. Rattle can sprays always attack and melt insulation foam. If you want to stop that effect, paint a coat of mod Podge on the foam before you spray paint it. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
Thats a crackin looking diorama, top work 👍........just a tip about the foam, give it a coat of Mod Podge or diluted PVA to seal it in before using an aerosol can, it'll act as a barrier to stop the paint melting the foam 👍....or just use acrylic paint 😉
great job buddy.....My papaw was a Tank commander in the 2nd armored division 40-45 he fought from Africa to Normandy thru France and Germany landed D-day +5 my other papaw was with the 34th infantry division THE RED BULLS he fought from Africa Landed at Anzio beach fought at Montacasino thru Italy At the Amazing and horrific War stories I've heard all my life from them and about the heros they served with....
Hi, they were very brave and strong generation. I grew up listening to the old British soldiers fighting all over the globe. Burma seemed tough.Hope u like my work, I seem to have made a few Shermans recently. Thx for your families information glad you shared it with me from my video. It nice my channel gives me those connections throughout the world and I try to give back a little knowledge from my work. Thanks Chris 🇬🇧
Not really, you could sand the surface of the chip board. I sometimes add watered down pva glue to seal aswell. I have had shrinkage on plastic bases and thinner boards but no issues on this. . Thanks for watchin and asking a question.
The only thing I’d say was wrong is your window the frame would sit right to the edge & have a sill to let water drip off & run away, the inside would get finished off to a nice finish, I used to fit windows & doors so sorry about nitpicking but it makes a difference. I noticed you changed the thickness of the actual widow frame which is more correct than the first. Otherwise awesome work, I’ve subscribed to your channel as I think the rest of your work is really really good
@@ctscalemodellinguk your welcome I’m trying to get back into it after a long lay off, so scouring you tube & the internet for all the new things going on in the model word. It’s all changed from when I started out.
Hi, thx for watching. Its quite a quick build process, off and on it took about a week of my spare time. The painting makes it, which is the quickest. Hope this helps
given the stickiness and amount of that clay its a non-issue. Any disruption or accident that violent - the clay adhesion will be the least of the problems. Sometimes practicality should be allowed to breathe.
Very nicely put together diorama and the Sherman looks awesome! I've also started a scale modelling channel recently. You should check it out if you want..
Everything I say is not solely to criticize you, but to point the mistakes you should avoid in the future: * plastic ejection marks are visible on the hatch. * tracks on the tank are T48 type - they have rubber surface, not metal. * track marks on the ground are from different type T54. * track marks on the ground do not match the direction of tracks on the tank (opposite direction). * dry dust on tracks does not match the damp earth on ground. * soldiers have very clean shoes and clothes. * ruined walls have straight cut lines, like they were damaged with laser guns. You could improve it by cutting in staircase pattern. * you could imitate the glass on binoculars with a gloss varnish.
Your dio is awesome, nice story telling and great step by step process. Rattle can sprays always attack and melt insulation foam. If you want to stop that effect, paint a coat of mod Podge on the foam before you spray paint it. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
Cheers mate, and for the advice. Its a lesson learned and shared.
@@ctscalemodellinguk i learned that from terrain builders, like black magic craft, Hudson studio etc. These guys have some neat tricks.
Great job. Looks realistic
Cheers mate appreciate the comment
Thats a crackin looking diorama, top work 👍........just a tip about the foam, give it a coat of Mod Podge or diluted PVA to seal it in before using an aerosol can, it'll act as a barrier to stop the paint melting the foam 👍....or just use acrylic paint 😉
Cheers for the tip, will use it in future. Appreciate your advice given the quality of your builds. 👍👍👍
That looks great! I like how the black base really makes a difference in the end result.
Cheers thanks for watching, hopefully it helps. 🙂
Love your videos! I am finishing up my 1st Ever dio. And we'll your figure painting videos I used as help, and guides! Thank you Uncle CT modeling
Cheers, I’m on a bit of s journey with figures my self so any help I can share is great. Just trying to improve my skills and share with all.
You make it look so easy. Turns out awesome. Thank you for the wonderful ideas.
Cheers I aim to try to produce builds that have accessible materials that all can try. Hope you like the rest of my recent dios too. 👍
Brilliant diorama . Interesting stage by stage with the ground and the ruins . Bravo
Cheers for comment, pleased with how it turned out, hope you enjoyed it.
@@ctscalemodellinguk Of course I did . Cheers !
So creative and so nicely done, love the work on the walls and on the ground, inspiring!👍👍
Just need to think of some more ideas for the next diorama. 👍
Always a treat watching your work from start to finish ✌🇨🇦✌
Cheers appreciate support, hope it gives you ideas
Great work on the base and a lovely diorama all round.
Cheers
Awsome diorama and so well explained. It will help me with my current diorama so thank you 😊
Cheers for commenting, just sharing what works for me on my journey in this hobby. Thanks
OUTSTANDING!
Cheers mate
you are an artist...nothing less. Love it.
Cheers, I just want to share things on my channel that others can try too. I was pleased with this result. Cheers for watching and commenting
Brilliant once again thank you for sharing.
Yes this is my favourite so far, straightforward aswell. Hope it helps.
@@ctscalemodellinguk I will try to replicate it, so yes very helpful.
Just stunning, in every way.
Cheers, its a nice project to have a go at. Thx for watching 👍
great job buddy.....My papaw was a Tank commander in the 2nd armored division 40-45 he fought from Africa to Normandy thru France and Germany landed D-day +5 my other papaw was with the 34th infantry division THE RED BULLS he fought from Africa Landed at Anzio beach fought at Montacasino thru Italy At the Amazing and horrific War stories I've heard all my life from them and about the heros they served with....
Hi, they were very brave and strong generation. I grew up listening to the old British soldiers fighting all over the globe. Burma seemed tough.Hope u like my work, I seem to have made a few Shermans recently. Thx for your families information glad you shared it with me from my video. It nice my channel gives me those connections throughout the world and I try to give back a little knowledge from my work. Thanks Chris 🇬🇧
Wow , that's a fantastic diorama my friend !🏅🏆👍🏻
Cheers glad you like it, I enjoyed building it and showing how cheap basic materials can be used to a decent effect.👍👍👍
By the way if you can see other peoples comments take a look at 2amberror suggestions,🙂
I always wanted to know how this was done. Thank you, and it really is a G R E A T ! job.
George
Alberta, Canada eh
Thanks George, its been one of my popular videos. Hope it shows how anyone can have a go and get good results
it's excellent work. 👍👍👍
Many thanks mate
Absolutely Amazing
That’s fantastic 🤙
Cheers, its my favourite diorama so far, all basic no fuss materials aswell. Hope you enjoy my other stuff too.🙂
c'est magnifique ,it's wonderfull
You are very kind thank you.
Nice work, well done.
Cheers mate
Brilliant mate 😉👌
Cool thanks mate, the airbrush did the work really. Glad u enjoyed it, had 80 minutes of footage originally.🙂
Really creative. I enjoyed this. Well done.
I hope it helps.🙂
belle réalisation👍👍👍👍👍🤲
Cheers for kind words🙂👍
Cool super je travail de cette façon je trouve que l on plus de plaisir à faire du diorama bon boulot venant d un français 😊
Thank u, my French isn’t great
Its wonderful thanks for the tips
Many thanks for watching, hope it helps.🙂🙂🙂
For me it hepls very much, actually i building a diorama and the tips it great
Great video man❤️
Cheers bro
Nice one!
Cheers for watching.🙂
Nice 😊
Cheers
looks great, one question though did you need to do anything to the base to get the clay to stick to it?
Not really, you could sand the surface of the chip board. I sometimes add watered down pva glue to seal aswell. I have had shrinkage on plastic bases and thinner boards but no issues on this. . Thanks for watchin and asking a question.
Great looking diorama! Wouldn't there be wood debris in / around it from the roof / floor joists?
Probably in reality there probably some tiles added to rubble
Ooo nice job!!!
One question: How big is the base of the diorama?
Hi, its about 9” squared roughly, not too big.
Bro I just got the same kit and was going to make a very similar diorama depicting Foy!! Great stuff man, excellent work!!!
The only thing I’d say was wrong is your window the frame would sit right to the edge & have a sill to let water drip off & run away, the inside would get finished off to a nice finish, I used to fit windows & doors so sorry about nitpicking but it makes a difference. I noticed you changed the thickness of the actual widow frame which is more correct than the first. Otherwise awesome work, I’ve subscribed to your channel as I think the rest of your work is really really good
@@kennysmart8273 cheers thx for sub
@@ctscalemodellinguk your welcome I’m trying to get back into it after a long lay off, so scouring you tube & the internet for all the new things going on in the model word. It’s all changed from when I started out.
Thanks
This so great love your work! Can I ask hope long did this take please coz looks really good, better than good.
Hi, thx for watching. Its quite a quick build process, off and on it took about a week of my spare time. The painting makes it, which is the quickest. Hope this helps
Very nice mate! Should be easier if you lay clear plastic over the clay before imprinting tracks and wheels, that way nothing sticks to them.
Nice tip, thanks. 👍
Great job👍🇩🇰, is it PVA you’re using to connect the walls, or a kind of poly filler?
Hi, I used no more nails to glue the walls. It grips quite well, and is over paintable. Hope you like my work. 🙂
@@ctscalemodellinguk sure I do it’s amazing, I actually wait for your videos 👍🇩🇰
@@infernumdk your too kind, I just try to break things down, and film how I approach it.
Where did You take the figurine?!
The figures are all Tamiya👍
Where do you get the measurements for the building?
Hi, I just made them up based on the size of the figure and the size of wooden base I had.
Your clay will not be permanently attached to base as you did not use glue.
Cheers thanks for tip.🙂
given the stickiness and amount of that clay its a non-issue. Any disruption or accident that violent - the clay adhesion will be the least of the problems. Sometimes practicality should be allowed to breathe.
Picasso in 1/35 scale
Cheers mate, hope it helps. 👍
Very nicely put together diorama and the Sherman looks awesome! I've also started a scale modelling channel recently. You should check it out if you want..
@@thetroglodytesden I’ll take a look, cheers for watching
Everything I say is not solely to criticize you, but to point the mistakes you should avoid in the future:
* plastic ejection marks are visible on the hatch.
* tracks on the tank are T48 type - they have rubber surface, not metal.
* track marks on the ground are from different type T54.
* track marks on the ground do not match the direction of tracks on the tank (opposite direction).
* dry dust on tracks does not match the damp earth on ground.
* soldiers have very clean shoes and clothes.
* ruined walls have straight cut lines, like they were damaged with laser guns. You could improve it by cutting in staircase pattern.
* you could imitate the glass on binoculars with a gloss varnish.
Cheers for feedback, its just my interpretation of an event. I will take on board your comments in my next project🙂
...."not solely" being the operative words here. sad. can't find your dioramas on YT. you should share