I am really envious for your diorama building skills. No matter how hard i try i never can get a diorama to the point where i want it to be. Still, highly inspirational!
Thank you so much, really appreciated! Sometimes it’s just a case of slowly bringing the kits together, concentrating on a little bit at a time. Plenty times things don’t go according to plan, so it’s just a case of a rethink🤔😊 Thanks for the comment👍
Hi Simon Brilliant piece of work as per your usual standards mate! Really looking forward to watching your next build instalment and appreciate as always you sharing your great videos ❤😊
Very nice start Simon!!! I looked up those molds, I'll have to get some of those!!! The street and sidewalks are great, and can't wait to see how you finish the hole in the wall. Wonderful Sir!!! Take Care, Bill
Hey Bill, thank you☺ Yeah those moulds are quality, in previous dio’s I’ve used normal wall plaster in them with ‘ok’ results. But the clay was a game changer - very strong & durable. Their website is excellent with moulds for all sorts of needs & scale, the ‘Tips & Guides’ section is especially good for ideas💡 Here’s the link for anyone interested;- www.dioramadebris.co.uk/
I am already very excited about this diorama! A lot of effort and attention to detail has gone into this! The video is entertaining and well made! The work steps are perfectly staged! I'm looking forward to the sequel and I wish you a lot of fun with the further work on this great work of art! Cheers, John
Hi John, thanks mate! Really enjoy taking the time putting the videos together so it’s always nice when they’re appreciated as well as the model itself. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for commenting as always, cheers🙂👍
That is going to look outstanding when you have finished it. I might move the two German soldiers from the left side of the diorama over to the right side so as to group them together as if a whole unit had surrendered.
Thanks Tom for that. Tbh those aren’t necessarily the final figure placements, I had intended on moving the flak into the side street & have a little defensive position with sandbags & ammunition. I think moving the 2 other Germans over to the others will bunch everyone up together a bit much, already they could be separated further I think? Anyway plenty time to still rethink it, appreciate the feedback ☺👍
This will be another evocative and beautifully constructed story by the look of it and I can't wait to see how this evolves over the next episodes. You amaze by the way you figure out how to put these dioramas together....such a skill and fantastic story-telling. Will be looking for that Part 2 notification to appear in the future for another great episode.
Thank you so much Robbo, appreciate that! It’s always nice to have a little scenario or story revolving around a diorama & the excellent figures really help with that. Thanks again for the comment, glad you like it☺👍
Starting to see all the parts going together , the story of who , what ,where when, and why. One minor Mon V. Any soldier in a war zone would be highly suspicious of someone with hands in pockets . A couple of Russians would be bearing down on him. That and the kids being made to take thier boots off, a lot of despair in the scene
Thanks buddy!👍 I chose the youngster because I liked his nonchalant look, like he wasn’t bothered about the situation he’d faced himself in. I’d tell him to take his hands out his pockets but he looks as if he has a bit of an attitude…. teenagers🙄
YES LOOKING FORWARD TOO THE FINISHED WORK , VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT AND EXPLAINED 😊.
Thanks Alan, glad you enjoyed it!👍
I am really envious for your diorama building skills. No matter how hard i try i never can get a diorama to the point where i want it to be. Still, highly inspirational!
Thank you so much, really appreciated! Sometimes it’s just a case of slowly bringing the kits together, concentrating on a little bit at a time. Plenty times things don’t go according to plan, so it’s just a case of a rethink🤔😊 Thanks for the comment👍
Will be looking forward to seeing the room finishes up.
Thanks, should hopefully look nice if it all goes to plan…🫤👌
Looking superb Simon 👍
Thank you Ian ☺🙏
You are at the top of your game, Simon, love the whole package that is so professionally put together. Well done.
Thanks Mark…, glad you enjoyed, love putting the videos together so appreciative that☺️👍
Hi Simon
Brilliant piece of work as per your usual standards mate!
Really looking forward to watching your next build instalment and appreciate as always you sharing your great videos ❤😊
Cheers bud, appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it, nice project to work on…🙂👍
Great start. Looking forward as always to the completed piece 👍
Thanks Dave, a little way of that yet but it’s getting there😁👍
Very nice start Simon!!! I looked up those molds, I'll have to get some of those!!! The street and sidewalks are great, and can't wait to see how you finish the hole in the wall. Wonderful Sir!!! Take Care, Bill
Hey Bill, thank you☺ Yeah those moulds are quality, in previous dio’s I’ve used normal wall plaster in them with ‘ok’ results. But the clay was a game changer - very strong & durable. Their website is excellent with moulds for all sorts of needs & scale, the ‘Tips & Guides’ section is especially good for ideas💡
Here’s the link for anyone interested;- www.dioramadebris.co.uk/
This looks amazing Simon. Great job mate, this will look awesome when completed.
Brilliant…just brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much🙂👍
I am already very excited about this diorama! A lot of effort and attention to detail has gone into this! The video is entertaining and well made! The work steps are perfectly staged! I'm looking forward to the sequel and I wish you a lot of fun with the further work on this great work of art! Cheers, John
Hi John, thanks mate! Really enjoy taking the time putting the videos together so it’s always nice when they’re appreciated as well as the model itself. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for commenting as always, cheers🙂👍
That is going to look outstanding when you have finished it. I might move the two German soldiers from the left side of the diorama over to the right side so as to group them together as if a whole unit had surrendered.
Thanks Tom for that. Tbh those aren’t necessarily the final figure placements, I had intended on moving the flak into the side street & have a little defensive position with sandbags & ammunition. I think moving the 2 other Germans over to the others will bunch everyone up together a bit much, already they could be separated further I think? Anyway plenty time to still rethink it, appreciate the feedback ☺👍
Awesome work. Can't wait to see the rest.
Thank you, looking forward to progressing with it👍
This will be another evocative and beautifully constructed story by the look of it and I can't wait to see how this evolves over the next episodes. You amaze by the way you figure out how to put these dioramas together....such a skill and fantastic story-telling. Will be looking for that Part 2 notification to appear in the future for another great episode.
Thank you so much Robbo, appreciate that! It’s always nice to have a little scenario or story revolving around a diorama & the excellent figures really help with that. Thanks again for the comment, glad you like it☺👍
Looks really good so far 😊
Thank you 🙂👍
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Wow nice Szene 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much🙂👍
Starting to see all the parts going together , the story of who , what ,where when, and why. One minor Mon V. Any soldier in a war zone would be highly suspicious of someone with hands in pockets . A couple of Russians would be bearing down on him. That and the kids being made to take thier boots off, a lot of despair in the scene
Thanks buddy!👍 I chose the youngster because I liked his nonchalant look, like he wasn’t bothered about the situation he’d faced himself in.
I’d tell him to take his hands out his pockets but he looks as if he has a bit of an attitude…. teenagers🙄
@@Barbarossamodels 🤣
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