Thanks.
Karl, wait, you will see
Gangsters are not from the headlines, they have low status
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RJ

Those figures are looking good!
Can´t wait to see this diorama finished!
Thanks for sharing!

Pablo

Yes, those figures are certainly cool. Where did they come from? I especially like the guy with the hat and cigar..... It definitely tells a story now, but shouldn't the name be "Prohibition"?

The Pier area looks stunning and gives the scene some great depth... Im envious of your skills bud.

RJ: this dio is really coming together and looking fantastic!!

Happy Modelling, -zon

Well done here!

The weathering on the wood looks very good. I really like the moss on the pillars.

Great groundwork too!

Cheers
Claude

Rafal, being from N.Y. originaly and a driver, Iv'e been down to the old piers alot. You really have captured the look and feel of them. The only thing that stands out that seems out of place/scale is the shell, quite large; but then I'm not sure where this is taking place and shells are of different sizes around the world. But anyway, this is really coming together well and you can almost smell the salt air and fear from the condemed,( if that figure has his hands tied behind him)just looking at it. Very well done so far and a pleasure to see a dio not normaly seen.

Many thanks.
Base color, chips & oils - ofcourse not finished yet.











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RJ

RJ: simply stunning!!!

Nice color Choice Rafal- I think it suits the weathering very well, so you can see every ding, dent and spot!

Thanks Friends !
Almost finished actors:






Cheers
RJ

Rafal,

I respect. You ve chosen nice colors on figures. Painting on figures are stuning.

Did you use oils ?

Volkan

The purple suit is class, as are those sharp red trousers! A great bunch of characters there Rafal.

Hi, Rafal!
Indeed, your figures look stunning!
This is going to be a masterpiece!

Cheers,
Pablo

An Oscar winning cast of characters!!! Great painting and color choices.

Cheers,

Volkan, first acrylic as base colors, then oils to shade.
Resin as a water- bad thing... new - bottom, fishes & all mess to do, and cutting off pier

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RJ

IThats one really battered old motor! Great job on the weathering and there's a nice sheen off the bottles in the rear!

A breath of fresh air! Oh man this is excellent, one to follow here

JB

RJ: the truck weathering is really believable. The broken wind screen if fantastic.

Happy Modelling, -zon

Many thanks guys.
After accident with resin, I try to somehow get out of trouble.
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RJ

This is jaw-droppingly good Rafal- I certainly wouldn't like to get into a tiny boat like that in a fairly choppy sea!
You've really conveyed the scene well- the sea is excellent and the colors from the wood to the car to the clothes are so vivid but not massively overstated. The way the eye is drawn down along the boardwalk too is great. Stunning work.

stunning and beautiful diorama, well done with rescuing it from the resin.
colours, composing, and overall scene are excellently done.

beautiful.

simply beautiful.

cheers, bd.

An absolute masterpiece. Your colors blend into the story without overpowering it. You water, very well done, some of the best I've seen. It's been a joy watching this one come together.

Impressive job! Wonderful!
Every single piece does it part to achieve an outstanding diorama!
My sincere congratulations.
Cheers,

Pablo

Stunning, absolutely wonderful work.

Pleasure watching it come together..

Tom