Hello my name is Rodrigo, I live in Brazil and I am a beginner modeler.
I would like to share with you one of my dioramas. I hope you enjoy.
And sorry for my bad English.

It may help if you post some photos.

In my scene, as follows, I want to portray a rural scene where some soldiers rest in a farm on the riverbank.
The house made ​​of wood and, as was very common, these houses were painted with burnt oil to the wood to withstand moisture and stay (somewhat) treated.

Sorry Matt, I'll post the few, for I am learning to use this forum, ok.

I set aside some materials used in the construction of this bridge.
As it will be a wooden bridge to the traffic light vehicles will use the same timber. I've seen some models use plastic strips, but I prefer to use the same wood.

Once assembled, it's time to start making a finish.
With a micro grinding pin and I use a drill to make holes.

Damn that looks good, I envy you so much right now !

Base with Styrofoam











Base covered with plaster.
I have to give a sanding and finishing, only after I start making the road, grass and earth

Thanks Magpie. It's nice to be able to share some tips and different ways to accomplish our dioramas.

Being a chimney, I decided to get a little thick, as its top will be in sight.
I used 5mm foam as a mold.

Let the pictures:

Well, that's it.
Soon I'll post more pictures of this diorama. It is a result of construction of the house

Big hug to all

That's some amazing work rodrigo. Wish I had your talent. I would try to take the lazy way out and omit the nails/bolts. The chimney is exceptional. Look forward to seeing how this progresses.

Wow - this is looking really good, both the wood work and the plaster. I admit I'm jealous!

Now the construction of the house.









With white glue will take the house with the cops I just cut.

Great work Rodrigo. Where is your Dio set? The eastern Front?

thanks, but I'm just a beginner. I have seen many nice things here in this forum and I want to apply them immediately.

The idea is create an environment in Poland (1940 / 1941).

The great problem is recover the Demag. He fell and broke almost all.

Yo Rodrigo,

Nice project! Good start.

Great scratchwork on the bridge en the house.

Keep up, I follow.

Greetz Nico

Hi, more pictures.

Now I'll show how the upstairs of the house.














I did write English correctly?
If you are very wrong, please correct me.

A big hug.

You are new to modeling? DAMB can not wait to see this finished

Nice start Rodrigo. Quite a large undertaking for a new modeller, but you appear to have things under control. The building is looking great already.

Thanks Plasticbattle and GSPatton.

I am very happy with all the comment here. In fact, I worked a little time with miniature buildings here in Brazil, but is very different dioramas. I love dioramas, but I have little space at home. I'm a beginner in armored cars 1:35. I'm just starting. I see lots of tips, tricks, techniques and different applications, but do .....
I always try to put into practice, like learning, and teach or give tips of what I know .... is gratifying. I hope to continue enjoying it.
Referring to the scenes, here in Brazil do not have many accessories to buy, so we have to improvise. And as the models and paint always comes from outside the country, everything is very expensive. That's where the creativity to develop our scenes.

Hope you all can get some tips so that they can apply in their dioramas.

A big hug to all

I refuse to believe that you are a beginner!!! This is some really good work, I love everything u built until now, what did u use for the bolts on the bridge?!

Regards,

Hi Rodrigo....this is simply brilliant work. Would you mind giving some tips on the measurement techniques that you use for cutting the wood with such precision?