INSPIRING STAR WARS DIORAMA

It's time for another Diorama of the Day video. I came across this amazing piece a couple of days ago and just instantly knew I had to make another video in the series.

This piece, a Dagobah diorama, was created by Michael Fichtenmayer of Fichtenfoo.com and I must say that I'm truly impressed. The scene is set in 48th scale and it took Michael, off and on, about 5 months to complete the diorama. It's great to see the mood of the scene is captured in fine details.

Great job, Michael. I hope to see more of your artwork in the future.

"Abandoned Refuge" - Diorama of the Day

by Kasper Fischer

This incredible AT-AT were build for a contest at starshipmodeler.com and has later been sold to a private collector in Texas. The price is unknown but it certainly wasn't cheap. The packaging of the diorama took over two full days and I bet they were pretty nervous during the transport.

The diorama is named "Abandoned Refuge" is in 1:32 scale and was created by Dimitri Kaliviotis. 

Star Wars Sandcrawler - Diorama of the Day

by Kasper Fischer

Nicely done mate! This Sandcrawler is a Randy Cooper kit and was built by Chris Kelley. The diorama background also looks fantastic and the lighting really brings it all to life. I have been told this model actually looks way better than the original studio model made for the old Star Wars movie, A New Hope.

The pictures was originally posted on ModelerMagic.com and if you are into Sci-Fi modelling, you should really check out the website. There's a lot of beautiful models on display in their gallery.