Building a 1/64 scale Japan-inspired Street Scene Diorama
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video, I created a Japan-inspired street diorama featuring a Family Mart convenience store and a ramen house.
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amazing work bro! hope u can share the bluemap or every size u use to build that
@kisnaknugroho1801 thank you! i really dont use a bluemap or blueprint as I make these as I go with the projects. Will try to include measurements in the future videos :)
@@mrltnj😂 it's okay bro, yeah maybe in the next project you will include the blueprint or something like measurements
Love the work. It's really good. Can you tell me where you get the foam board from? I want to try to make something similar.
@MRNYCALIVE Hi! Thank you for the kind words. I just order mine online thru shopping platforms. Craft stores should have them though. I use 1.5mm and 3mm thick ones.
I like all your videos. Hope you can recommend some equipment. To be able to do this, that would be great, thank you.
@krujamesyrcchannal9879 Hi! Glad you like my videos. For materials, I mostly use foam core boards in various thickness, acrylic paints, acetate film for the windows. For equipment, cutting mat, a good hobby knife and box cutter, metal ruler, pencil, pen and a couple of paint brushes. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Om, untuk sticker2 yg mini bisadidapat di mana, trims
@uripsucipto8737 most of it I got from google and just resized during printing. Some are made by me.
really enjoyed watching your videos and your amazing diorama creations. i am just wondering what is the orange “thing” that you use to “scribe” the foam board?
@PJMCollectibles hello! Glad you enjoyed the videos and thank you for watching. The orange tool is just a mechanical pencil, the scribing was done using the cutter. 🙂
@@mrltnj salamat, bro 👍🏻😀
I just had a random thought , why not make a scene of GTA Vice City place ? Specially the place where the game begins
@ZainPlays great idea, I'll look into that :)
How did you decide on the various heights and widths?
@agentebond8782 Hi! I used the cars and human figures to decide on the measurements of the structures (make sure to use true 64 scale cars). I drew sketches on paper first until i'm satisfied with the way it looks before I use foam core boards.
@@mrltnj oh really thanks, great point. in your opinion which brands are real 1/64
@agentebond8782 Kyosho, HobbyJapan, Inno64, and MiniGT are good examples. I find Focal Horizon and Street Weapon very appealing too especially those GT-Rs, Stageas and RWB Porsches, if you're into those cars.
Om rekomendasi untuk beli PVC nya di toko apa.
@saifulbahri-ys4kp Hello! I just order mine from online shopping platforms. Just make sure you get the sturdier ones 🙂
Does that foam you use feel like it has paper on the surface? Just curious cause I saw some foam boards , but they feel like they have a layer of paper on top and foam in the inside.
@liv2grind409 yes, that’s exactly it 🙂
@@mrltnj cool thanks, how do you get the measurements for the scale of the cars? I'm not good and measurements to get the right scale for hot wheels.
@liv2grind409 I use the cars as a reference during the planning and designing phase. Then I adjust the measurements as I build it when something feels too wide, tall, etc. Hotwheels are a bit of a challenge to use for measuring since the cars are not exactly 1/64. 🙂
Please provide the decal file. Thank you so much!
@NgocTuanPham-sb9zg Hi! Unfortunately, the only files I keep after the builds are the raw video files. So sorry for this.
@@mrltnj Ok. Thank you!
where can you find those things to print?
@canalberna I get most from Google. Whenever I can't find what I need, I create them using Photoshop :)
@@mrltnj ok, thanks
It must that I don't know how to search for those
Quais são os materiais??
@user-ew8uj3iv2j foam core board, clear acrylic sheets, a cup sleeve for the roof, acrylic paints :)