How to build a ULTRA REALISTIC SIMPLE DIORAMA WW2 Stalingrad Battle 1/35 Tamiya Military Model DIY

[@philipshaw5715]

Well done if I didn't spend my spare time sea fishing I'd give it a go .

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks! Enjoy 🎣

[@TheCheshireWanderer]

That black and white shot at 28:57 looks like it came straight from a history book. Unbelievable! Brilliant work 👏 subbed.

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks! appreciate the great feedback 👍🏼

[@Barbarossamodels]

Wow Ron, this is amazing work. Brilliant modelling & excellent video production, a lot of time spent on both👍 Building something myself similar along these lines, but much smaller, & not as destructive. Figures look very good, loving the pipework too. Brickwork, rubble, banner - all very good. Subscribed & look forward to future projects ☺👌

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

@Barbarossamodels Thanks! glad you enjoyed. Yes, it takes time, but very enjoyable creating, painting & weathering. Look forward to seeing your diorama soon!

[@brianfpv623]

WOW WOW WOW! Everything perfect- diarama soooo much inspiration thank you 😊😊😊

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thank you & glad you enjoyed! 👍

[@TDog-ic7do]

Great work, very authentic display.

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks!

[@jorgen21]

Just amazing work!!

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Many thanks! 👍🏼

[@philRminiatures]

Most impressive details, and technique, congrats!

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thank you very much!

[@Pr36919]

I mean, this is a really good job, amazing 👏👏

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks! 👍🏼

[@subliminalstyrene811]

The end result is amazing and well worth all the time and effort put into it. Brilliant job ! I do however feel the need to point out that the brick roller from green stuff is supposed to be pressed down into foam to create the sunken lines between the bricks so there would be no need to use a knife and scribe. That would only need a bit of extra definition ! I've never seen it done with rolling paint and then cutting and scribing afterwards, that's how it was done in the (old days) the Green Stuff roller is supposed to cut out most of that hard work. This is not a gripe, but just an observation, as I said the end result is absolutely gorgeous !

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

@subliminalstyrene811 Thanks for your great feedback! Yes, rollers are used to indent foam, plaster and so on & I have used this process for other dioramas with using DAS and similar sculpting products. The xps foam I have available is quite hard & too dense for rollers but with using paint, was a good substitute for drawing by hand all the bricks & getting them to scale. Appreciate your feedback, thanks!

[@pedaleurdecharme1023]

State of the Art!

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Many thanks!! 👍🏼

[@strike5029]

Sir, have way too much time ⌚ on your hands for this much detail 🙂😁👍❤️

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Haha thanks! It’s time well spent 😅

[@detlevwalter7495]

Well implemented 👍 very well done

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@jyvesguillemot]

excellent ! nicely well done, its a must ! all the best -jy

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

[@ToniG.Castroviejo]

Amazing work, mate!! Well done! 👏👏👍

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks a lot! 👍🏼

[@phalera]

Amazing piece of art. Very inspirational. Quite expensive though, considering all materials?

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks, glad you liked! I try to keep materials low cost, for this the xps foam for wall & base cost $3, bricks $10, debris was scrap wood/wire, several items like floral wire & rope from dollar store - home dirt can be used for ground. Low cost plaster can be used for ground also but I already had spackling from home repairs. You can draw the bricks on to save money but I enjoy trying new techniques that can give realistic results. Thanks for watching & appreciate your feedback!

[@morganmarty]

Great Diorama, well done, great detailing.

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Many thanks!

[@martynmorris87]

How did you make the wall at 11:50

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

The small wall section near the Soviet figure came with the figure - it’s First Legion brand 35054 Sniper Diversion, thanks

[@DanielKeller-sf4bw]

At 29:34 we are in the pov of the German soldier - my question: how did you got the fine structure in the helmet? Ich looks so real!!

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed! yes, very realistic result

[@MrTigMilitaryModels]

Also metal structure across from German soldier is from Yufan shown at 13:41. Thanks!