Hello to all friends again that love about Vietnam war diorama.
Here come with my new Vietnam war diorama that show about my new model tree design. If any suggests or comments about this diorama and tree please let me know and that can make me improve my works better for the future.
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thanan
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Posted: Monday, March 05, 2012 - 09:00 AM UTC
Reserve
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Posted: Monday, March 05, 2012 - 03:51 PM UTC
I can't see a thing wrong with it...splendid work, sir. By the look of it that represents quite a few hours work.
thanan
Bangkok, Thailand / ไทย
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Posted: Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - 02:20 AM UTC
Thank you so much Mark for your kind message about my work topic.
retiredyank
Arkansas, United States
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Posted: Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - 02:22 AM UTC
Looks great to me. Can you explain the process and materials you used? I'm still buying pre-made, plastic trees and painting them. This looks to be a master-work.
thanan
Bangkok, Thailand / ไทย
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Posted: Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - 06:32 AM UTC
Hello and thanks Matt.
For the process of making model tree of this scene I begin with
flora wire No.24 and twisted them to the tree shape 20cm. high.
After the tree shape cover wires surface with clay pulp and use fake clay paint again on over the clay pulp. After everything dry spray dark brown then medium brown and finish with a little black color.
For tree leafs I use plastic leafs that can find at the flora shop. One of model tree use about 18 pieces of plastic leafs.
Cut out all leafs from the stem then cover all tree branches with clay pulp again and stab all leafs into the clay of all branches.
After finish of stab all leafs spray them with medium green and light green cover the medium green.
I very apologize about my English and hope you understand about my explaining. Thank you.
Plastic leafs before spray with color.
Tree trunk after paint with fake mud.
Two different kinds of tree leafs.
For the process of making model tree of this scene I begin with
flora wire No.24 and twisted them to the tree shape 20cm. high.
After the tree shape cover wires surface with clay pulp and use fake clay paint again on over the clay pulp. After everything dry spray dark brown then medium brown and finish with a little black color.
For tree leafs I use plastic leafs that can find at the flora shop. One of model tree use about 18 pieces of plastic leafs.
Cut out all leafs from the stem then cover all tree branches with clay pulp again and stab all leafs into the clay of all branches.
After finish of stab all leafs spray them with medium green and light green cover the medium green.
I very apologize about my English and hope you understand about my explaining. Thank you.
Plastic leafs before spray with color.
Tree trunk after paint with fake mud.
Two different kinds of tree leafs.
wapel00
Gdańsk, Poland
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Posted: Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - 07:16 AM UTC
Thanan, this tree bark looks extremely realistic to me. Great job! But don't you think that those figures are to small? Especially compare this flower and soldier next to it. Are soldiers 1/35 scale?
Keep going
Keep going
thanan
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Posted: Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - 08:49 AM UTC
Thanks wape100 for your message.
Yes,about tree leafs and others look to big if compare with figures in 1/35 scale. The problem is I can't find tree leafs that look like real leafs smaller than this one.
Thanks again about your advice and I try to solve this problem for my next trees.
Yes,about tree leafs and others look to big if compare with figures in 1/35 scale. The problem is I can't find tree leafs that look like real leafs smaller than this one.
Thanks again about your advice and I try to solve this problem for my next trees.