hello All, I put some photos of the most recent photos of a building that I have do, the building is painted by my friend javier redondo

Destroyed German House

I hope that are interesting for you

Cheers

Carlos

Carlos,

Impressive building... do you intend to make a complete dio of it, or is it a showmodel that is for sale ?

nice building block house,
is this still a work in progress? The reason i ask is that the building looks way to clean for one thats destroyed.

GREAT WORK - CONGRATS - EXCELLENT BUILD
ROBERTO

Hello all,
Yes, the house is for a dio for my friend Javier Redondo , He h I made the house and he made the vehicle :a abandoned Tiger tank with some G.I inspetioning it. And yes these house need some final touches of colour. when I have photos of entire diorama I include some in these forum

Cheers

that's a beutiful house. popsicle sticks for the beams i presume? again great work

Thats a great house, make a hundered and sell them. You got a customer here!

~Chip

Great job here !

maybe you should put some wood instead of rocks in the attic
feel strange that there are some rocks in the attic
just my two cents

Nice build there! What did you use to build that thing?

Impresive work. I like the details you have added such as individual shingles, the drain spout etc. Very nice.
I echo what Sarge says about the debris in the attic, maybe a bit more wood vs rock.
I like the pile of debris, on a personal note I would add a bit more wood for beams and such. Just a personal preference.

Hy!

Really great house!!!
Looks very realistic! I hope the full dio will be viewable soon!

Grüße aus Deutschland
daleil

Hello all,

Thank you for your comments,


I sought to reproduce the effect of the shock wave, the rubble in the loft could be wall pieces rushed there by the explosion.I accept that it would see more wood among the ruins, but I believe that likewise this correct one.

The material used in the construction is a tropical wood used in naval modelling, named here sapelhi , it is reddish and very hard.

The house built it like those are really built, first I made the whole structure with wooden strips and fill later with pieces of cork of the appropriate measure the spaces that were among these beams, I put him a layer of you Das and sanding the whole thing

Carlos

Carlos----- another masterpiece! One thing i noticed is that all the walls are whitewashed white, yet none of the rubble pieces have a white sides on them! But this is just 1 little nit-pick and it does not take away from the class of these buildings.
I really admire your work and the Paris house is no exception either ... brilliant: Its great being able to see your work in progress and be able to comment on it. All the best!

Yes plasticbattle, you are rigth, these rubble need more white.
This dio is now in process, is not finished. I post these pictures for ear your commentaires.
When he have more photos I post here and I´m interested in ear your oppinions.

The Paris dio is my first attempt to work in plastic as substitute of plaster, I find that plastic is very good for made buildings with ornaments

You can see some of my plaster buildings in Keith Forsith web: Docdio in:


http://www.docdio.com/page/calos%20gallery.htmplaster

Carlos