Your sofa is a wonderful idea and I would definitely leave it,specially now that you added the x box stuff.
The whole scene is really great and I love the "dew pot" with the curtain.
I would find some thinner wire for the x box controls though. They look like steel cable right now. If you get an old electric extension cord and cut it open there are very fine copper wires to use ?
J

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Your sofa is a wonderful idea and I would definitely leave it,specially now that you added the x box stuff.
The whole scene is really great and I love the "dew pot" with the curtain.
I would find some thinner wire for the x box controls though. They look like steel cable right now. If you get an old electric extension cord and cut it open there are very fine copper wires to use ?
J

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HI Jerry!!!

Thanks for your words!! The wires are too thick but it´s just to see how the idea looks. I have already found a thinner wires at home for the xbox controlers and tv power supply also.

Thanks again for comment and watch!

Cheers!

No bog roll???

Wow Nacho this is really cool, well thought out. You obviously know the modern warfare eqpt and gear etc. Nice execution, sorry no pun intended
Will be following this, thanks for posting.

Cheers
Dave

Very nice work.

Toilets absolutely need to be cleaned.

Really enjoying watching this progress - thank you for sharing the pictures etc.

Your attention to the little details is really what makes this for me - very creative and it totally sets a believable scene. Love the games console and TV, the cluttered desk, worn out sofa, toilet etc - all looks authentically 'lived in'.

And the dusty weathering on the quad is awesome - would like to know more about how you did that.

Have seen a similar diorama before - which was obviously done by a very skillful modeler and the execution is amazing - but think the little details you have worked into yours makes it more appealing.

Here's a few pics in case it gives you any further inspiration


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About the dust in the quad, it´s made with Vallejo pigments. First, I apply a gentle amount of pigments and fix it with white spirit. Once white spirit has dried I apply some more pigments and then apply matt barnish. Hope you understand how I make it, maybe I´m not so good explaining the process in english.

Thanks again for watching, posting and for your words.

Cheers!!

Looks very good!

Cheers,
James

THIS is frakking imPRESSive. what I like about it is it's not as cluttered as what inspired you. VERY well executed. as for what someone else had mentioned, is it possible the prisoner could have been an indigenous worker who got caught where he SHOULDN'T have been, with the operative on the phone letting the intel dudes know there's someone worth having a conversation" with? this reminded me of some scenes in Zero Dark Thirty

Thanks for taking the time to post that - thought it looked like pigments but you got a really great finish for such a simple technique - so wondered if it was something more complex!

Looking forward to the daylight pics of the finished diorama ...