Don, excellent video as usual, but can you I use the grout from cartridge guns for this and in making the bricks instead of the powdered sort. I've loads of it under the stairs after remodelling the house. Thanks.

Nice video, where do you source the 2mm cardboard?

Where you get your red grout from I cant find it no where...thank you and great work

Thank u so so muchhh❤❤❤

Amazing, did once in 1/72, but was more like kinda 'structural responsible'

thank you so much❤

you deserve more likes

I would like to take a moment to highlight how poor Bill Reynolds escaped the prejudice and discrimination of Eddie Booth only to move into his new flat and find 3 dead bodies rotting behind his kitchen. I hope he found a better life in Walford.

A good no nonsense approach.

Thanks for this, it's great and fun

I’m a brick and stone mason by trade I love it

I tried your way, THEY CAME OUT GREAT, Sir!!!!! With a little effort over 3 days I had myself a wall 12" long with a door to the yard behind it!!!! THANK YOU!! 😉😉😉😉😁😁😎👍👍👍👍🥇

Excelente trabajo Don! Muchas gracias: Mónica desde Argentina

great tutorial! im gonna try and apply this to a smaller scale project im doing

That is a very good job that. Thank you for sharing

As a person into small scale models this is brilliant 👏 well done 😮

This romantic, enchanted old brick wall is simply beautiful. Thank you very much. Many greetings from Germany.

Hi, i have only just come across your posts and am so impressed with what you are making. My grandson has introduced me to model tanks and am keen to make a few dioramas of my own. Thank you for inspiring me 😀 👏 🇬🇧

My grand father died in concentracion camp where thay head watchtower like that, he fallen of one and broke his neck.

This has given me ideas to now build my own.

great video and very inspirational ime starting to build a 1/14 scale stage truck and this video is realy helpful

Very helpful ty

Hi great tutorial. Did you know the scale using this sizes?

Looks impressive Don

Dear Sir, this is a great, smart and practical idea. Thanks for sharing !

Thank you so much for this video!!! I've been desperately looking for an option that does not have paint and can be water proof (as i want to put it in my fish tank), and this is absolutely perfect for me!

This is a wonderful tutorial. Thank you for posting!

Brilliant!

This is beautiful! I'd love to see this with an interior. I have one of these down the street and it has so much more character than any of the modern diners/restaurants in the area.

I have to say that your car moving setup is a really cool idea.

Very nice work!

Hi Don, I've recently got into doing diorama's and despite all these flashy youtubers I've loved your videos the most because your methods are so awesome. Can't wait to watch more of them!

excuse me, can i ask you the question about where u got those materials to make roof?

This is awesome! Thank u sir!!

Best video on this method I have ever seen.

Hi Don, loved your video, very helpful for the WW1 model I have to make in History! Just wondering if you could suggest any products to use instead of the tile grout? Would just black and grey paint be fine mixed with PVA glue? Thank You!

Wow got to be the best I have seen great work on this demo 🎉

That would be very useful for a factory conveyer but when the cars are overloaded they might pop off. The magnet

I am a big fan of your Let's Make Magic channel. I wil be honest, magic is far more interesting to me personally than dioramas. Nevertheless, you are an amazing artist! You have a God given gift that I hope you continue to practice. Both here and Let's Make Magic.

Thanks!

Why put white filler when ypu could spray the while thing with primer? Or it would eat the primer too?

Was looking for an easy, quick way to make dragons teeth. This was exactly what I was looking for. Cheers from 🇨🇦

Excellent presentation. You are the King of dioramas.

That worked out a treat!

Wow thank you so much Sir🫡

Ouch you hit me 3:47 😂

wow that looks so real

Have not seen any new diorama's is everything okay,hope you are good health and spirit just concerned have not heard anything from you.

Clever stuff! Thinking of doing this on my OO layout with a suitable motor to drive the chain.

Thank you! It's the best gallows and less complicated I've seen and will definitely be making this!