British Desert Diorama (Pic Heavy)

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Hello. I've been working on this diorama since last fall and I think it's ready for display. 1/35:

- Tamiya SAS Jeep.

- Academy M3 Grant with Neo-Grade suspension upgrade and stowage.

- Verlinden resin desert building.

- SAS figures are Evolution Miniatures.

- Verlinden Bedouin & Camel.

- Reclining soldier and Grant crew in the hatch are Hobby Fan with Hornet heads.

- Desert Rat captain is Verlinden

- Desert Rat Cpl in shorts is verlinden with a Hornet head.

Hope you enjoy the pics. (Some foregrounds were photoshopped to make pics a little more realistic)
 
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Richy C

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Hi Tyrel , I love it mate , your figures look very very good , I have a similar dio planned and got many figures that you have also used ,

5 stars from me

Richy
 

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hi ty, this is awesome mate ,congrats on a superb job. Im absolutely in awe at your figure painting ,its brilliant, gives us all something to aim for!Loving the scene too,excellent sense of atmosphere ,loads going on but still a sense of relaxed calm about it. I love it. cheers tony
 

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One word....WOW!!!!

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Any chance of a masterclass in figure painting for us poor mortals?

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I'll second Gern for more figure painting info. Awesome dio, well done.

Tony B
 
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It is indeed stunning. It all looks right and superb but as mentioned, the figures really stand out. Great job.
 

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I don't think I can add anything more, truly brilliant, thanks for sharing it and if you have time a master class would be great.
 
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Hi there well i got to agree with what has been said before, lovely job on the figures you've set the scene well creating atmosphere, well done indeed.

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Thank you all for kind words. I'd be more than happy to pass on my method of painting but I must admit to not knowing what a master class is. Can anyone fill me in ?

Thank you
 
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noble

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P.s tyrel i have given you five stars for this ..... sorry i forgot to put it in my last post, where did you get the camel i can't find anywhwere that sells them?

scott
 
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Fenlander

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A Master Class is where the "Master" very much you in this case, show the rest of us how it is done in a deliberate and formal way.

In this case it would be you doing some sort of detailed or structured breakdown/demonstration as to how you do your figures in the hope that people like me can improve on theirs.

Just a term we use when someone who can, shows those that can't lol.
 
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Scott have a look on the Historex website I`ve seen camels on their mate in the 1/35 verlinden section

Richy
 
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