Just for anyone who has interesting, here is my latest commissioned work for a friend.
Τo catch some judges of the non-lifelike clean space, I must say my friend is going to put a German 88 Flak with its crew, from his ready made soldiers collection at 1:32 scale.
This is the reason of the big empty room as in reality shouldn't be.
So, enjoy some images from the beginning to the complete diorama.
The idea.
The construction has started.
BTW, this post should had the title I hate MiniArt
but also I love MiniArt 
This is happen as the MiniArt vacuum kits for buildings make me nervous
(at least) when I have to fit the opposite parts 
Also when they have so many "blackheads", and when I try to remove them, they are leaving ...holes
May be some of you have the same issues and feelings, maybe some others don’t have problem at all.
But at the other hand, I love MiniArt for the very useful buildings it offers, for their light weigh, for its accessories, for its figures and models, for all the other except the vacuum fit and the blackheads!
So, here is a solution I use to do that overrun both of these two issues - in most.
I use a ready made mix of plaster, that used to cover brick walls. It has already some kind of glue in it, and only needs water to do its job.
But instead of water I usually add very diluted white glue. I cover almost all the surface of the building, everywhere, and when it hardens, I brush the most of this material, leaving only what I want to cover the "flaws"
Take a look at some images of this progress.
With plaster on the building:
After its removal.
And here is after the painting and the first layer of oil whashes, before a second one and finally the pigments.
So, it continues... but ends soon to catch the holidays
PS: My apologies for my bad English
