Let's make an Urban Decay diorama. Scratch build modelling.(step by step)

[@sylwitcha5325]

Love it! The graffitti looks great to! Love your channel!

[@mybikeadventures741]

Really nice building you have make there. Keep up the nice work. I have Enjoy your video's .

[@philRminiatures]

Atmospheric and beautiful diorama, stunning building facade...and cars!👍👍

[@rudivanreet4287]

Verry nice bild don keep on going post some nice stuff❤❤❤

[@OneDrewfourYou]

wow, superb work! 😮

[@nakedsoul22]

Amazing diorama!

[@modelermark172]

Very nicely rendered, Don! I agree with philRminiatures' comment that this scene is "Atmospheric and beautiful;" despite the depiction of gritty, Urban Decay. (Presumably in an American inner-city, given the "7-11" sign. That said, most American city streets are not paved in cobblestone.) But don't worry about your graffiti. That looks pretty good to me, as does the debris on the street. 24th like.

[@nofamini]

Wow it really amazes me!👍

[@martinoconnor4314]

Excellent work Don. Your Wife's net curtains must be full of little square holes 😂 Airbrushing isn't as difficult as people think, I bought a cheap Fengda airbrush, a small compressor and a cheap Tamiya 1/35 Panther and played around and got the hang of it. I recommend Fengda airbrushes as they are very cheap (£25-ish) and they have teflon seals so that you can clean them with methylated spirits and you don't need expensive airbrush cleaner.

[@nanplabwern]

I might give it a go.

[@martinoconnor4314]

@@nanplabwern You will soon see the benefits over the hairy stick. A small compressor with an air tank would be good, just make sure to drain it down when you've finished your session.

[@jimpike3489]

Hi Don, another great video. I appreciate you confirming the length of the buildings, what was the height? Loved the corrugated shutter detail, thanks for sharing.

[@nanplabwern]

I made the height 8" or 30cm

[@jimpike3489]

Thanks Don, much appreciated.@@nanplabwern