Greetings to all
Here you get some pictures of the construction of this diorama, still lacks a lot, but slowly progressing



















I am waiting to receive bottles and jugs of beer to the pub atmosphere,
Now I will start with the upper deck

Saludos
Domi

Domi-- extraordinary workmanship. The detail is superb and I am anxiously awaiting the final results.
Great job
DJ

Some awesome stuff there Domi.

Great scratchbuilding on that kitchen appliance! Is it a blender?

Chas

looks good, althoug im a bit suspect about the position of the dartboard, players would have to stand in the doorway to play,
at the moment its very light in there, all my local pubs are fairly dark, i would ideally use stained glass windows for the windows, it offers privacy for whomever may be getting Drunk, and looks nice.
pub floors usually have a slight sheen to them , from spills and constant mopping.

chas i believe its one of these
beer tap

im sure you have them in OZ,

good luck with the rest of the build

If this is intended to be set in the Channel Islands during the German invasion then I'd be a bit wary of using that blonde in the top window. She looks like a 'lady of the night', but the Channel Islanders were very proud of their 'silent resistance' to the Germans. In real life I suspect that a lady that offered her services in that way would be sporting a ragged haircut and a couple of black eyes!

Otherwise I'd go with the comments above - dartboards in UK pubs are usually on the back or side walls and well away from doors etc.

I really love your building and the general composition of the scene Domi -but now I wonder what special trick you will use -or more like, what will be the main hotspot of your scene because at the moment there is a lot of small secondary plots without anything specially standing out!
So i stay posted

Well thank you very much everyone for your comments.
You have convinced me, I think that takes away
"lady" from the floor and replaced by other less appealing figure.

Jan, I do not whether or not, but this time I intend that there is no central point, I make a scene "general" if you like the window overlooking the street and a view, nothing more than people making their things

Moreover, the target for the space .... I think they have no other place, if I put in the back wall, players should be out casting their darts for the door open

anyway it is a tiny detail in the diorama jointly

saludos
Domi

I couldn't agree more, after spending time on Jersey and visiting the fortifications and various museums one thing you get an overwhelming feeling of is the islanders resistance to the Germans. While it wasn't violent, it consisted of a refusal to cooperate as much as possible and to hinder the Germans. While relasionships between the islanders and their occupants did exist, they had to be in secret, and I honestly can't beleive a 'brothel' would be flaunted so openly.

So well done for changing the figure, i'd also try and put the feeling of silent hostility in by not having the Germans and islanders interacting in a 'happy' sense with one another, perhaps with them casting the Germans dirty looks or something similar!

Good luck,

James

One small detail
with cardboard and rest of the decoration for
balconies Miniart, I made the bed, mattress for use of modeling clay and finally to the bedding putty two components

the penalty is that everything is essentially not be inside once the building, so it certainly put a few points of light inside
















saludos
Domi

Hi Domi,

Really great work and an interesting theme/setting. Excellent stuff.

Al

Nice work , I like the bed.

I like the ideal of the loose lady. She is inside and on the second floor thus denying the occupier the use of her services. A protest in and of itself. What is thought of as an immoral occupation making a moral stand against the invaders. How ironic and way to cool. Just my opinion.

I don't think the idea of the 'Lady of Negotiable Morals' was bad at all actually. Every occupied territory had its share of collaborators in one form or another - the Channel Islands was certainly no exception. Some research was carried out in the 1970s as to the level of collaboration and it was not quite as 'clean' as many had been led to believe. Historically, it may be an uncomfortable truth, but a truth nevertheless...

Not enter into moral issues.
everywhere there are people for everything.
modeling is simply a question, I think that figure draw attention, and this will be lost from other parts of the diorama, so surely change if the other appears to be more in harmony, no?

Domi

I think people are being very judgemental here, just because she has blonde hair and a sexy outfit.

She could just as easily be the pub landlady (your typical "brassy blonde barmaid" type)

- Steve

Hello everyone

is little, but you put some pictures of what made the bed next to a painted resins that are the closet and table.

And in the downstairs bar finished, but modifies those hinges













Saludos
Domi

I like the one on the second floor......................

That bedroom looks really fantastic

Really nice work, I like the pub. STUNNING WORK MATE.

This is really cool!

Great build!

Claude

Friend Claude, I can only say that my work is inspired much of the detail I try to put in the diorama. So a part of it is thanks to you.

Thought as much of the interior details would be out of sight, he built a simple lighting system











saludos
Domi

Great job on the wiring. I love when guys do it! Thanks for sharing and keep it up.

-Mike

Hello everyone
Here you get some pictures of the progress made in the buildings.
now turn to paint figures that go in the pub to close and fully devote myself to painting and building the roof













saludos
Domi

Um, this whole job is........magnificent! The idea, layout, WORKMANSHIP - excellent all around. And I LIKE the hooker in the window, a nice touch.

Cordially,

Dennis

Well, here's a piece of the finished diorama,
ice cream cart


before



and now










Now step to paint the figures of the interior
to close the building and proceed to construct the roof
I hope to put pictures in a few days
greetings

Domi