TUTORIAL ROOFTOP DIORAMA PT. 2: PROPS

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Feb. 2018---Thank you for the how to video. After 15 years, in late 2016, thought of getting back into modeling, but didn't want going back to aircraft/armor. Checked and was surprised how many people are into zombie/apocalypse dioramas, plus thousands of paintings of survivors, devastated cities/homes, etc. Been hooked since. Mine will be 1/35th scale as that's what my figures/military vehicles are in. I'm not into action figures, doll houses, fantasy gaming or railroading.....but I've watched/downloaded more than one video simply because I learned how to do something new. Such as using blister packs as a mold for plaster of paris or in my case, using 2 different sized sour cream lids to make the base of a fountain, with a long stemmed plastic wine glass cut up/modified for the spraying part of the fountain. From the dollhouse people (Ebay) got several small angels praying that will go on the first tier of the fountain, with a figure of Mary on the 2nd. Have a bunch of 28mm molds, one which is for a cobblestone street which the fountain will be sitting on. There will be a tired looking woman sitting on her backpack with her rifle and dog besides her. So, just because I used to build plastic models on a regular basis for 30 years, doesn't mean you still can't learn something new and that's why I'm always/still looking to learn something new.

[@jcdebelen2344]

You're really a great artist, you make it look simple and easy but the results are awesome! Thanx a lot for helping us :)

[@PlasticGiraffe]

thank you so much! :)

[@homemadestudios99x]

Thanks bro these will look great in my stop motion animation films. You rock!

[@hersongutierrez4661]

Nice....very helpful men....alredy download the vent....thanks a lot...

[@sacadeek145]

This was great!!! And awesome photos

[@KenseiX9]

First I want to said thank you because thanks to you I found a new passion. I been watching your videos for a few months and done it a few of your projects (not as good as you but I'm getting there lol) and I know that I'm a few years late but is there a way that you can put a link for the ventilation again 🙏 once again thank you

[@BrinquedosNaReal]

Great!

[@ReelMoments-1]

Could you please comment to this, I really need some extra information about the door that you made, can you tell me the dimensions of that box pls

[@PlasticGiraffe]

sure! it is 7.5 inches tall, 3.5 wide, and 6.5 depth. the door it self is only 6 inches tall

[@ReelMoments-1]

Thanks man, very helpful!

[@ArticulatedDoom]

Bro is there somewhere else we can get the printables?

[@bonecos_do_maninho1971]

Parabéns pelo vídeo!

[@wireswk]

The ventilation template is not available any longer?

[@wolf-fingerboardz6441]

Where did you bought that spidey bag

[@skully6223]

Gee, that paintbrush has seen better days!!!! You will find it much, much easier to do your painting with a brush that's flat & in decent shape, even if it's really cheap....you also won't use and waste so much paint. A fan brush may work better for dry brushing since it's not as thick & there are less bristles, whereas a flat or round bristle brush will take on too much paint & you'll end up wasting it when you wipe it off to do dry brushing! Just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in to help save materials!

[@zavedmohammad4709]

Can't download the Ventilation props :/ please help

[@ReelMoments-1]

yess yayyayay thx!!!

[@ReelMoments-1]

Hey can you please reply? I want to know the sizes of the rooftop diorama, like the base and the side how much by how much, can you please tell me? I want you sizes because those are the best ofcourse

[@litahsr.8226]

what the hell.... we didn't even see the finish

[@barry-bradford]

Is there really a need for stupid music ! Turned off and wont be subscribing