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99 22 November 2023, 17:05
Gergő TakácsAnother interesting project! Very nice and clear build. Im taking a seat.
15 February 2024, 18:49
Shar DipreeI'm excited to see what kind of highlight you'll conjure up again.
16 February 2024, 05:41
Michael KohlAhhh, what a beautiful multimedia build. A shame to put color on. Well - I suppose, after YOU put color on I won't complain anymore. 😉
16 February 2024, 07:49
Neil PatrickGreat job Simon. Even without paint it's looking exciting. When you're done I reckon this is going to come out looking fabulous.
16 February 2024, 08:46
Tom B.What a little gem 👍 That intricate PE-work is really something! If anyone needs proof that those "simple" Trumpeter 1/72 kits can be made to great display-quality... this is it 🙂
17 February 2024, 12:18
Simon Nagorsnik AutorWelcome mates and thank you all!
Trying to get the best out of Trumpeter kits 😉
20 February 2024, 20:18
William JoelGreat work. Thank you for all the details that went into making the diorama, much appreciated.
26 March 2024, 23:42
Shar DipreeAnother magnificent and lively diorama with a multitude of great details. As always, it's great that it doesn't look like 1:72. As always, it's great that it doesn't look like 1:72 - I always find this art, an interplay of detailing, painting and weathering, very remarkable. 👍👍👍👍👍
I hope you don't take it badly - please don't - the sunflowers are somehow not convincing and disrupt the otherwise phenomenal overall picture.
5 April 2024, 14:02
Simon Nagorsnik AutorThanks a lot Laliscale 🫡
@ Shar Dipree: First of all, thank you very much for your positive comment!
And no, I certainly don't hold it against you😉
Comments and opinions are very welcome to be critical and stimulating, otherwise a discourse can never arise.
Only pointless bashing isn't so cool...
However, I understand you completely, the planning of the dios gave me a bit of a headache, but I still thought something of it.
The idea was that a patch of (still) peaceful earth would be disturbed by the pangs of war.
The tank is only on the march, without combat, but there should be some contrast between the everyday country life and the archaic-looking vehicle.
The compilation was done according to original pictures.
In addition, the flowers bring a little more color and calmness to the scene and should avoid an empty-looking corner....and helped to reduce my storage by a few items 😉
5 April 2024, 14:18
Shar Dipree@Simon: Thank you for not holding it against me.
I didn't mean it in terms of the overall composition (I love that 😍 ), but rather that the flowers don't really look like sunflowers. They are not as beautiful, detailed and vibrant as the rest of the diorama.
5 April 2024, 15:12
Simon Nagorsnik AutorHaha, so that was the reason, maybe I misunderstood, my mistake 😅
The flowers are just PE, yes, you can see that.
As soon as I find a better solution, this one will be used in future....
Thanks again for your good feedback 🤝
5 April 2024, 15:32
Zsolt CzegleAwsome work, I love it!
@Simon @Shar Dipree: he sunflowers are good for the scene, maybe the dried grass is strange around them... Maybe it would be better with green grass.
5 April 2024, 15:42
Simon Nagorsnik AutorThank you Michael, Zsolt and James!!
@Zsolt: You're not completely wrong, if it were grass some green would fit better, I agree with you, but actually it should be some kind of grain.
I think I didn't choose the right product.
Probably i didn´t chose the right product to represent it.
This is not one of my favorite projects anyway, rather one that came about by chance.
I think there are more inconsistencies in there, one reason to do better with the next one.
5 April 2024, 16:24
Rui SWell, I think it's an eye catcher Dio after all and more so, when it's a 1/72 👍
6 April 2024, 02:09
Kesa TihoKinda reminds me of what the dirty comminists did to us during and after the second world war. Nice build
27 October 2024, 19:04