brilliant ship interior mate i cant wait for it to see it finished!

very impressive work on the interior!!
keep it coming,

nice inspiration!!

greetings

koen

As you will see what to paint figures is not my specialty
Anyway here are the two crew members, now to paint the side of the boat and spend the seafloor







Saludos
Domi

Simply incredible. Must be the best dio idea, and scratchbuild I have ever seen.

Great work Domi,

love the details and the whole construction of the boat!

Looking forward to the see progress on the water-world.

The guy with his sleeves up really looks like doing a though job.



Jelger

Domi, absolutely brilliant and beautifully rendered engine room !!!
This is going to be quite a unique build, great planning and staging for the mini sub !!!!
Glenn

Domi, a creative diorama maker like you doesn't HAVE to be a killer figure painter to do killer dioramas

Wow!!...Domi, I look what you are doing with plastic sheeting, rods, and bits and pieces of this and that...and I ask myself, what am I doing spending $100 on a model kit?? You are proving that all you really need, is imagination...and an incredible amount of talent. This is just wonderful work. I can't wait to see more.

Cheers,
Mike

Surely avoided many headaches and of course not spend boats putty

unions at the sides with the roof are returning me crazy, but calmly, putty and sanded everything is settled

Domi

Looks excellent. The figures are very good. Cannot wait to see the finished diorama.

Thanks for sharing

Hello everyone
I realize this happened assembly as a kind of sketch
Do what you see?
Can I put more algae, less, cut high?
in order that is only an initial idea and everything can be changed
I hope your ideas







Saludos
Domi

A truly amazing job Domi.
I am courious to wether you plan to fill the case with some kind of resin or leave the air?
I can't wait for the finished dio.
Tom

Hola Domi!

Impressive work! I concur re the amazing job you did.

Seaflorr details will depend on the place your story happens: in a port, you'll have to put junk (old ropes, cans, logs, barrels, etc.) and not so many algaes, except perhaps on the ship hull. On that specific topic, in the Mediterranean, there's nothing like giant fucus or tree-tall underwater vegetation growing at the depth you chose for your dio. As you may know as a Spaniard, most common underwater plants -not algaes- are posidonies -don't know the English name:

No recent updates. I am sure there are a lot of us in Armorama that can not wait to see the progress of this awesome dio.

Well, back to the attack.
after a long period returns this diorama.
From the moment they only put a cat in the machine room at the photos like a statue of plaster, but is naturally much better, try taking pictures with natural light to see if it looks better






And the first phase of the seabed, now has only one layer of dough and shape of the rocks,
I have to fill with sand, paint, rocks, vegetation and place the fish (thanks Rui)





saludos
Domi

I am very glad you are back at work. I have been waiting to see this one finished, because it is so very unique. Great work!!!!!

Glad to see you're back at it. The cat is too clean. I'm sure you'll add a bit of 'work' to her.

The taped up stagging looks promising. Can't wait for updates.

Great to see some more progress on this one Domi. The rocks look much better.

Chas

Very, very different! A masterpiece in the making

aaah,, so happy to see the return of that Maiale dio! Looks like you're on for the last straight line! can't wait to see the end of it

I agree it is nice to see again progress on this beautiful dio.

I'm curious how the seabed will turn out. I agree with Vittulu on the seabed. I wouldn't add that much plants on the seabed. The ones you showed are a bit out of scale i suppose.

Looking forward to see more of it!



Jelger

It looks veeeeeeeery nice

Domi
Really nice piece of work I love your work
i hope to see more of this dio
Cheers
Seb

Hello comrades

Here you get some pictures of the process of construction of the fono

a layer of gravel synthetic, another of marble dust and finally painted in shades are sandy, some washed into the rocks and little more
Howrah work touches the vegetation and marine life





















saludos
Domi

Well, here you have the marine life that I built and one of the boat presituacion

bufff, yet much work

























saludos
Domi