1/35 scale.

That's amazing!! Would love to see more photos, plus some info on how you created it..

Hi Maarten,

Amazing job. Can you post some w.i.p ?
Do you plan to add figures ?

Great job !

Spectacular!! Awesome plaster work and foliage.
J

Maarten that is flat out awesome!!

Fantastic maarten....but is a building for production for same firm, or for personal use.....? If you ll sell it, please advice me!!!1

Mario from Italy.

You did an excellent job transforming the plaster casting into a work that is spookily realistic. The overgrown gives it that eerie feeling. On one patrol I was on in the 1990's we came across some overgrown ruins and between the way they looked and the fact that all sounds became silent while we walked through them made it an uneasy experience. I would get that kind of feeling if I were a 1/35th scale Soldier among these ruins.

Cheers,
James

Thank Guy's for the nice feedback!

Here goes,


Ornaments are made from all kinds of plastic beads and stuff, ,
I got from a Newage shop that sells all thingies to make your own jewelry and oriental items.......got al the Asian looking things i could find,
And made silicone molds from them ......and duplicate them in plaster,
Stuck the plaster copies to a piece of balsa foam that had the shape off the temple,
And from this i made the actual temple wall molds
(I cant find the photos of the wall molds)

Primed with enamel paint and the colors with Vallejo paint
For the green shades i used the excellent slime greens from AK
All done with the airbrush.
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The vegetation comes from the garden ,
Leaves stuff are dried herbs.... everything is glued to the base
with woodglue .


And this is how it looks today,also this is my first attempt in making something like this.




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Next stage will be adding the plants and trees .

Thanks for watching .

Maarten.

Yes ....it will be the SOG figures from the Excellent BRAVO 6.

Really outstanding work! Thank you for sharing!

—mike

You should make more copies of that temple and sell them, I would buy one from you straight away.

I just said before that this is a really masterpiece...indeed...if you ll realize same copy i will be happy to buy one!!!
Your work should be very interesting for nam modellers...in particular now that there are on market many nam figures, in particular the fantastic Bravo6 of Vlady....your building is big and compleate perfect for many dioramas type!!!
Why ytou dont offer to same nam firm your moulds...to realize as commercial purpose this fantastic temple? For example the MEC MODELS from Holland!!!1

congratulations.

Mario from Italy.

Count me in as a buyer if you ever decide to market this temple commercially. Fantastic work.

Woah. Fantastic work.

Amazone job! Looks so easy to do!

Nice one! Hilbert

Stunning piece of work.

Wow Brilliant work

Paul

It is !
the most work goes in the casting the small ornaments in plaster (took me a few days) after that .....it is easy

New parts made for another temple.



Made the same way as the previous temple parts,only this one gonna be beter

You say that was your first attempt? The first one was bloody brilliant. Can't wait to see the next one!
J

No no no.
Don't put military figures with this,I reckon a solitary figure figure of Indiana Jones would be ideal.

Cheers

Chris

Maarten,

Sensational work!