Magic of Dioramas / Магія діорам / 2(24)

Останній зимовий випуск нового року з оглядом неймовірних діорам майстрів зі всього світу, які надихають.
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#scalemodel #diorama #art

[@chrispacer4231]

First time seeing this 3 March 2024….. I enjoyed watching this… I like building models, most times I put my subjects, builds In a diorama too show the TANK, AIRCRAFT, FIGURE in their element…… Looking forward to seeing more… Thanks for putting this together… CHRIS 🇺🇸

[@ScaleModelsHobbyTime]

Thank you, Chris. Enjoy watching. I wish you success.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... in a diorama to* show

[@philRminiatures]

Superb dioramas!!👍👍

[@ScaleModelsHobbyTime]

yes, great

[@Kojak0]

Not bad, but dear god some dioramas really need better direction, like the one at 6:30: From left to right, we have a kûbel, cool. We also have an officer giving direction, pointing to the left. Also cool Then we have another officer with his back turned to us with a soldier, because... reasons? I guess? We also have another car with the hood up, because... other reasons? And finally we have another soldier pointing towards us. What I mean is that dioramas need to focus on one thing: is it the officer giving orders? Then close to hood on the car and kick out the second officer and the three soldiers to the right. Is it the presumably broken down car? Then remove the officer giving orders, the soldiers with him, to other officer and the soldier he is with, and add someone to interact in some way with the engine of the car. A much better example is 2:39, where we can see the story being told: A truck went over the edge, and the troops milling around are salvaging the cargo from it, with an officer leading it, and since the guy coming in from the back is looking up at the officer, the officer has become the focal point of the diorama. This is how it should be done - tell a simple little story, and be the director of a should we say movie paused. All dioramas also need figures, so the otherwise excellent wreck at 4:02 becomes more alive.

[@ScaleModelsHobbyTime]

It seems to me that model sets dictate the plot of a scene, more often than not. Unfortunately, creative exploration can be very painful. You see a little more than others.