A Decaying Shipwreck Lays In The Middle Of The Wasteland. |
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2024
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Amazing , it looks so realistic 🤩
Thanks for watching
Looks Great 👏
Thank you
Great build. I think adding those backpackers really makes it a visually interesting piece. Too bad you had all those issues with the matt clear, but glad it was resolved despite the remaining mystery.
Hopefully someone has a solution. Thanks for watching
Good Day Modelcomrade.
A nice strandet ship in a apocalyptic world.
Looks Great modelfriend 😊
Greets from Christian at Germany
Thank you
Looks great. Can’t help but imagining the many stories behind the presented scene. How the characters got there, where they’re headed, what happened to the ship and its crew, etc
That's the great thing about building a diorama. Everyone is allowed to have their own stories.
Cool 😎 video I really enjoy it
Thanks for watching
I really love your concept. Great work on all of it!
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Cool!🤗
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Another great build! Those rattle can primers are a mystery.
Yeah, no one seems to be able to come up with a solution.
The Savanah nuclear ship would have been good for this diorama.
I just bought what was available at the time as well the most appropriate scale. Thanks for watching
Very nice diorama! I really love when you add those tiny figures to show the scale. It also brings it to life. I could imagine walking in a desert and suddenly coming across this. It immediately would bring home the realization that the area used to be covered in water... and deep water at that.
I think you "solved" the problem with your paint in the video and didn't realize it... when you said you "stuck it in some hot water to increase the pressure" (the last (and old) stuff you used). The new stuff may have needed to be heated up a bit the same way, depending on how cool it was when you tried to use it. I've had this happen sometimes with acrylic sprays when I was protecting paint on canvas. The spray was in a drawer that was a few degrees lower than the rest of the room... and it came out "funny" when sprayed... like not the way I expected it to. From my experience, these sprays need to be a bit warmer than you think, to work right. Hope that helps.
I actually did that today and it didn't work as someone else suggested it in the comments.
@@ScaleModelGeek I was hoping. Ah well.
I think you should have used AK INTERACTIVE corrosion texture that would have given it a more realistic corroded look on the rusty spots of the trawler itself.🙂
I've never used either Vallejo or any of the Mr. Products varnishes, but I have seen a lot of videos. One dude had trouble with Mr. Super Clear coming out glossy. It was because his can was too cold. Warming the paint returned it to proper flatness.
I will need to try that. Thanks for watching
G'day again from the West, job well done Mate, reminds me of one I did many a year ago, I scratched built a Nile River Gun Boat which had caught on some rocks and abandoned, cheers looking forward to your next endeavour!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Nice work, well done!
Thanks for watching
Kind of reminds me of the scene from the awesome Close Encounters Of The 3rd Kind...Turned out great though.
I actually forgot about that scene. Great movie and thanks for watching.
Really awesome!!! Love the open story feel of this diorama 😊
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I like the way that turned out 👍👍
If you mix a bit of clay kitty litter into your grout it helps with the texture a lot. Back when I did a lot of dios I used a mix of 1 part litter and 3 parts Celluclay
I do use kitty litter in some builds but I think the 'pebbles' would have been a bit big for this diorama. Thanks for watching
Well done! Even despite the issues with the matte varnish - hope you get an answer from Vallejo.
The paint issue did my head in. Thanks for watching
Really like that diorama. Strange that the paint did what it did, and I cannot offer up any idea why it did what it did.
Everyone in the modeling club that I'm in also said it was a mystery. Thanks for watching
Really cool. 👍
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"I´m the Scale Model Geek!" 🤔 No, our are the ✋🤚 hands of the Scale Model Geek 😂 Sorry, but I coudn´t avoid this lazy joke 🤣
Great job again. Looking so realistic that I just waited the teeny weeny figures to move (!) along the ship´s side.
Looking forward to enjoy your next video.
I wonder if anyone will recognize my hands out in the street. 😁
@@ScaleModelGeek 🤔If you want to stay anonymus better wear gloves out there 😉😆
Really well done. My daughter and I love watching your videos, thanks for making them!
Awesome... family viewing. Thanks for watching. Both of you. 😁
stunning as always. love your work!
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@@ScaleModelGeek I used this kit to build a Diorama called the forgotten trawler I don't remember if I showed you a picture of it.
@@ScaleModelGeek I have the same styrene plastic stuff to what coincidence
@@ScaleModelGeek I think you did great for your first time doing a ship. You should try another diorama that involves another post apocalyptic shipwreck in the future. 😁😄👍
@@colegensch787 Eventually I'll come up with another idea for a ship.
Cool looking Ship. I thought the Little people were divers and that's why you painted them black.😂
That would be awkward to have divers and no ocean! Thanks for watching.🐟🐠
This is a Great Video and a Great Build!!!!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
I think the hairspray caused the varnish to gloss. I've run into the same thing with liquids containing alcohol and dyeing leather.
I've done the very same steps before and never had an issue. Thanks for watching
I was just speculating. I don't know why things behave the way they do 😂 I'll do things the same way twice and get 2 different results because one time I did it during the winter and the next during summer humidity. Keep up the good work. You inspire me to get out and try new things with my leather work.
@@matthewcochran3325 Thank you
Looks like craggy Island and Father Ted.....🤭
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Nice!
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Th hole on the bow of the ship was it because it hit a rock in the past or something else that gave it a hole an oncoming headon collision? Just my guess.
Mr. Hobby UV Cutter Flat.
If two cans have the same effect even after using other varnishes, then ask Vallejo as it may be a reaction either to ubdercured paint. I rather use the Vallejo polyurethane matt varnish applied with the airbrush or the Mig lucky flat varnish.
I may need to try that. Thanks for watching
I bet you didn't know; But, the actual ship that this model is based on [ The Ross Tiger ] is currently part of The Fishing Heritage Centre (Museum), Grimsby, England 😂
Correct. Didn't know. Thanks for watching
Beautiful work! Were your figures printed with a resin printer? Very nice detail for so small a scale!
Yes
Teeny weeny figures!?😅😂🤣😄😃 That's funny.
We'll, they are. LOL. Thanks for watching
@@ScaleModelGeek sent you Gmail images scalemodelgeek of my Diorama and some images of an idea suggestion in case you were interested from the history channel fictional documentary film after people showing a post apocalyptic shipwreck of USS Missouri left abandoned forgotten rusting and half sunk in pearl harbor.
@@ScaleModelGeek and the model can be a small USS Missouri model from Atlantis models 1/720 scale scalemodelgeek
@@ScaleModelGeek question scalemodelgeek was the revell trawler kit that bad? Cause when I got it I thought it was perfect for my kind of work.
Believe it or not if you it up there's lots of diorama makers that actually used this fishing trawler model kit for their fictional shipwreck ideas look up on Google images scalemodelgeek and say revell fishing trawler wreck dioramas and you'll see my friend.😉👍
@@ScaleModelGeek next Idea for a post apocalyptic idea for you should be a battleship involving a 1/720 scale USS Missouri badly rusted and half sunk with plant growth on it's decks with figurines exploring her. What do you say.
Try HD matt varnish from VMS. The best and the most effective matt coat ever!
Thanks for the tip. I'll see if it's available in my local hobby store
this one is epic reminds me of the game Dayz
I've heard of it but never played it. Thanks for watching
@@ScaleModelGeek ty for modeling it gives inspiration for my models
@@ScaleModelGeekthis is the same model used to. Revell north sea fishing trawler.
@@impjig My pleasure
Wonder if the hair spray affected the gloss varnish.
I've used exactly the same painting techniques on previous dioramas with great success. That did my head in
This diorama is very scenic is it based of the evaporated Aral sea of the former USSR one of the worst man-made disaster to have occurred
That was one of the inspirations
Excellant Video and concept, I am currently doing something similar with the same model.
Good luck with that kit. Thanks for watching
First one here btw nice video I really do also nice model also what is the best model you have made?
Just about every new build becomes my fave. Thanks for watching.
IT IS TRUE IN THE REAL WORLD. THE ARAL SEA WAS A INNER SEA IN THE FORMER USSR. BUT NOWADAYS, IT IS DRY OUT TO BECOME A DESERT
That was one of the inspirations for the diorama. Thanks for watching.
Almost like the ALASKA Ship disaster in the 80/87