This extensive and highly detailed diorama is done by another blogger from Poland. Lukas's blog (coldemons) is defernatley worth checking out. He has a lot of excellent tanks, AFV's and dioramas. I actually think the everybody in Poland are doing scale models because I keep running into the most talented artists. All from Poland.
Showing posts with label normandy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label normandy. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
"Counterattack" diorama 1/35 scale
by Michael Rieß
I finished the Normandy-diorama yesterday.
The ruin and debris were painted with an airbrush. I used some MIG and Vallejo Pigments to give the debris a realistic look.
The furniture is from Verlinden, other details, like rain pipes and shutters are from MiniArt.


I finished the Normandy-diorama yesterday.
The ruin and debris were painted with an airbrush. I used some MIG and Vallejo Pigments to give the debris a realistic look.
The furniture is from Verlinden, other details, like rain pipes and shutters are from MiniArt.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Dioramas in progress in 1/35 scale
by Michael Rieß
The ruin itself is from Royal Model and consits only of the big walls. I made the details of the interior and the debris by my own.
Destroyed furniture and other belongings to the house will be added on a later stage.
The second one shows a very peaceful scene. A little girl is sitting on a fountain, observed by a small cat.
The fountain is from MK35, the girl figure from Masterbox, the cat from Academy and the fence and the street lamp are from MiniArt. I want to add more details and figures.
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