Make a HYPER-REALISTIC Airfield Diorama Display base in 1 Day

[@ModestModeler]

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[@PatrickNyc83]

Absolutely amazing work.

[@SpruesNBrews]

Fantastic work - very nice!!

[@joeod2862]

I'm at the point I want some more realism when I display finished models both 1/72 & 1/48. In searching airstrips as a possibility I came across your video and said to myself this is what I'm looking for. Small footprint (as I don't really have the room I would like) and pretty straight forward construction other than not having all the materials but Christmas is just around the corner. As a newcomer I would find it most useful if you would include a list of materials used. Well time to go visit Mr. Google and see what I can find, fortunately the video itself shows quite a few of the products and I will watch it several more times before delving into the actual construction. Thanks for posting.

[@ModelMinutes]

Very impressive!

[@ModestModeler]

Thanks my friend!! 😀

[@jaumeillacarlos1]

A good job, congratulations.

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you very much! 🙂

[@papsmaquette3763]

Encore mille merci 🙏 pour ce partage…..

[@ModestModeler]

You're welcome!! 🙂

[@plasticalchemist]

Great video with great tips, thank you

[@ModestModeler]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JeiBeeBee]

Great little vignette base and how-to. 🙏👍

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you!! 😊

[@herrlogan17]

Is this fw190 in 72 scale? It looks amazing.

[@garyjames1346]

Superb, thank you for sharing 👍

[@ModestModeler]

Thanks! Glad you like it 🙂

[@MichaelAlthauser]

Really great final result!

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you! hope you enjoyed it!

[@Baalzeb]

great video!

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you!

[@colinerdman]

What is the brush you use for filling the concrete grid lines?

[@JAALMARZA]

Nice job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you!!!

[@jmominis]

Thanks for a great tutorial! I used your techniques and got very good results!

[@ModestModeler]

Great!! I'm glad it was helpful 😀😀

[@ardasutcu6710]

Great tutorial! What was the color code for mig paint used for the dark grey in the beginning?

[@quantumplastic]

Obrigado pela partilha. 🤩🤩🤩

[@ModestModeler]

De nada!! 🙂

[@lmmodellismomilitare]

Nice tutorial to see! So good. Thank you foor sharing with this products!

[@ModestModeler]

Glad you like it! 🙂

[@murtazairam]

Just discoverd this amazing tutorial today. Thank you for sharing. Can you please share the references for the oilbrusher used?

[@DarksouIjah]

Great video! If you can do more of these type of tutorials. That's be great.

[@ModestModeler]

Thanks!! I'm thinking in a couple more 😀

[@natehancock7882]

@@ModestModeler That wpuld be great...perhaps some non-concrete type airfields? Desert, winter eastern front, pacific , etc?

[@ModestModeler]

Of course!! A series dedicated to various types of airfields 😀 There's not many videos about that

[@DarksouIjah]

@@ModestModeler Exactly. That is why I enjoyed this one so much. Not too many step by step tutorials on dioramas.

[@ModestModeler]

Yeah, is something that I know for some time. Now I manage to have someone to help me editing so there will be more terrain tutorials for sure 😀

[@fabiozampino3812]

Bellissimo tutorial e beatiful display,che materiale è la base foam?

[@ModestModeler]

Thanks! The base is blue insulation foam :)

[@AM-yo5uu]

what foam name ?

[@Henrywinswars]

What is the base material callef

[@HornetCinematics]

nice fw190 :D

[@ModestModeler]

Thank you!!

[@jhs8496]

Anyone have a source for 1:48 scale junk? Cigarette butts, beer cans, Soviet-era graffitti decals, biohazard signs with cyrillic characters and Chernobyl hazmat suits? (The bright white ones with yellow ties at the wrist, ankles and around the facemask). I already have some rusty corrugated metal, concertina wire crumbling concrete and a two-headed peasant/farmer woman. This is going to be the bitchin'-est "Abandoned MiG-17 in the Forest" diorama evAr...

[@marcdassonville7780]

I think your base is a little to small . Otherwise very nicely done.