HALO ODST Diorama - New Mombasa
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HaloGoddess
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This is looking really great so far! From what I've seen so far, this diorama is going to look incredibly awesome! I especially like your attention to detail, like the little bits of glass on the phone booth and the bars on the defense shield.
Also, your cast figures look great. I've wanted to do that myself too, but not sure how and don't want to try it and ruin my figures! D: Really can't wait to see what this looks like when it's all done!
Also, your cast figures look great. I've wanted to do that myself too, but not sure how and don't want to try it and ruin my figures! D: Really can't wait to see what this looks like when it's all done!
Timuche
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Thank you guys! I'm looking forward to see finished too.
Here are new photos :
An illuminated sign.
The illuminated sign. DELs are not suitable, I await the 360° DELs to better illuminate.
The inside sign is covered with aluminum to better distribute the light.
I cover the walls with PVC plates.
Engraving panels to create grooves.
The facades engraved.
The facades finished. I painted the broken part of the wall as the primer spray corrodes extruded polystyrene.
Other photos soon...
Enjoy.
Here are new photos :
An illuminated sign.
The illuminated sign. DELs are not suitable, I await the 360° DELs to better illuminate.
The inside sign is covered with aluminum to better distribute the light.
I cover the walls with PVC plates.
Engraving panels to create grooves.
The facades engraved.
The facades finished. I painted the broken part of the wall as the primer spray corrodes extruded polystyrene.
Other photos soon...
Enjoy.
Spartan Will 043
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Wow, félicitations c'est de toute beauté. Je suis surpris de voir quelqu'un d'autre faisant des dioramas et qui plus est de superbes dioramas. Beaucoup d'idées ingénieuses, une très bonne technique ... Bref, j'a-dore!!
Je vais surveiller ce topic de très près, crois-moi
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Wow, congratulations, it's very beautiful. I'm surprised to see an another people making dioramas and especially awesome dioramas. Lots of ingenious ideas, very good technique ... I-am-loving it!!
I'm going to see this thread many times in this week, trust me
Je vais surveiller ce topic de très près, crois-moi
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Wow, congratulations, it's very beautiful. I'm surprised to see an another people making dioramas and especially awesome dioramas. Lots of ingenious ideas, very good technique ... I-am-loving it!!
I'm going to see this thread many times in this week, trust me
I love dioramas and this one is definitely going to look awesome! You have some mad skills in scaling, molding, casting and recreating battle damages. I wanted to do something like this a while back but in a smaller scale with Warhammer 40K, but this is better as far as the scale goes because you can add better details. Looking forward to more WIP pics!
spartan 847 david
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ELITE....nuff said
spartan005
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DAMN DUDE I LOVE THIS i cant wait to see it done but how are you going to pose the figures for it if they are solid casts?????
FROCKLIFFE
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Any updates on this man? Its amazing!
Timuche
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Thank you everyone for your messages, it's very motivating ...
To have figurines in resin without bubbles I made molds in two parts (as on the photo).
First step: open the mold and put some resin in all the small places where there may be air bubbles.
Let harden.
Second step: close the mold properly. Fill the mold with resin from the top of the mold. Through the center hole but also by the chimneys on the sides (photo :
).
Third step: When the resin arrive on the top of the hole, stop to put on and start making small pressure on the mold in order to remove air bubbles. You can also tap the mold to get them out. Then it must recover with the resin to fill the void left by the bubbles.
That's my technique to don't have bubble when I use my molds.
To have figurines in resin without bubbles I made molds in two parts (as on the photo).
First step: open the mold and put some resin in all the small places where there may be air bubbles.
Let harden.
Second step: close the mold properly. Fill the mold with resin from the top of the mold. Through the center hole but also by the chimneys on the sides (photo :
Third step: When the resin arrive on the top of the hole, stop to put on and start making small pressure on the mold in order to remove air bubbles. You can also tap the mold to get them out. Then it must recover with the resin to fill the void left by the bubbles.
That's my technique to don't have bubble when I use my molds.
spartan005
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man im luving this i have a huge question to ask if you can will you PM me.........
Timuche
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Work in progress :
It is the structure of the ceiling lighting
Their glass
The second warning sign of my diorama
The first warning sign is built into the wall.
The interior of the wall
The warning sign once enlightened, before changing DEL
The city of New Mombasa being attacked, the electrical system has some problems, the warning sign also.
So I changed the DEL, the new DEL flash randomly in frequency and intensity.
A little video to show you the result.
Tell me if you like, or if you prefer a normal and constant lightening. Thanks
It is the structure of the ceiling lighting
Their glass
The second warning sign of my diorama
The first warning sign is built into the wall.
The interior of the wall
The warning sign once enlightened, before changing DEL
The city of New Mombasa being attacked, the electrical system has some problems, the warning sign also.
So I changed the DEL, the new DEL flash randomly in frequency and intensity.
A little video to show you the result.
Tell me if you like, or if you prefer a normal and constant lightening. Thanks
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Timuche
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Good idea!
I had not thought of that, an individual flicker ... Good thinking. Thank you.
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