How to build a 1/24 scale Diorama Part 3

The third and final part of building a diorama, hope you enjoyed the series and are building your own, feel free to ask questions.

[@gertrudemikos7041]

I always wanted to do an old time classic garage from the 1950s. Thank you for showing us the techniques on how to make the garage. Can't wait to get started. From Tucson, Arizona

[@DarksouIjah]

Great diorama. I wish you would have provided the dimensions. Like height & length of the brick walls in the garage as well as the height of the wood deck and what not.

[@morrieskustoms6430]

Hi Bevan, I just googled road signs, parking signs etc, then measure a sign in my street to get the correct size. All printed on my home printer. The street signs on the poles are glued to thin styrene and the poles are 2mm styrene rod, I painted the styrene in Tamiya Flat Aluminium. Hope you have fun building your Dio. Cheers.

[@bgw500]

Thanks. I hope your going to do more videos 😉.. There really isn't much around for how to on diorama's. I'm sure you have heaps more to teach us 😀.

[@jjhistoricalmodels]

very good work in the details, I will follow you to see your next videos. Regards my friend

[@bgw500]

This is awesome mate.. Just want I wanted to do to go with my models. How do you get the scale right for the signs and where do you get them from?

[@morrieskustoms6430]

I just measured a proper street sign, I also have an app on my phone called model scaler that works out scales for you.

[@mickaelcoubard7610]

C quoi cet machine et on la trouve où merci

[@lysetskyi.o]

What name of the tool for corrugated metal?

[@morrieskustoms6430]

Hi, it’s called a paper crimper, mine is made by Fiskas

[@lysetskyi.o]

@@morrieskustoms6430 thanks a lot. Try to find

[@callum4035]

It’s 1/24 😂

[@morrieskustoms6430]

Callum Dove yes, was a typo.