Hi all,
I added some new pictures of my diorama in progress (okay okay; I know progress is slow but still it's progress)
Most of the house and base has been painted and weathered, I also added the pavement on the other side of the road (I lengthened the base); this is where some 'telegraph-poles' are planned. Next thing to do will be the doors and windows of the house.

http://groups.msn.com/armorama/dioramainprogressvietnam.msnw?Page=1


Hope you like it sofar
Mark

Mark,

I must say that I am stunned.

I love the house, very nice detail on it, that my friend is a feature article on How to ... in the making

So what that it is slow, look at the work you have done, simply stunning no commercial building can tip on yours.

I am not a Vietnam fan, but I know that I will watch out for this dio!

Wow, I had to actually click on the last few photos to make sure they were actually a model and not the real thing. Very nice jod done indeed.

I'd have to agree with Roadkill. Quality over qunatity and brother that is nice quality!!

Great work, Mark!!
That is a professional-looking piece of work!

Commercial buildings probably dont have this much detail, unless you want to get a mortgage to buy them! Really excellent Mark!
What materials are you using? Are those PE balcony fronts? Wh makes these?

WOW! It's not even finished and it looks hoss :-) Being a Nam head, it's not every day you get the chance to see a new Nam dio; especially a big one like this. Nice to see some of you making them I'm going to begin work on my first Nam one in a week, or two. I don't know how I'm going to compete with this one though

Mark,

Holy smoke!:-) That's outstanding work!!!! Can't wait to see the whole diorama finished.

vince

Stunned is theword here... quality in its highest form !!

I must say this is one of the best model buildings I've ever seen !

Please keep us posted un the progress.

thumbs up for that one

looking really great. do you have a special setting for that dio like Hue or Saigon during TET?

I'm also working on NAM things right now. A vignette from Hobby Fan and Tamiyas PBR.

Kep on posting the great work.

Very well done. The detail and finish is superbe. Go back and read the previous posts - they say it all.

Just Amazing!!!!

Didn't you take the pictures from a real construction? Just a joke. Can you explain your work please!!

Daniel