Hi every one this is Izzet . I’m a member of Turkorama ,now I want to share my model’s photos with you . It’ll be getting a diorama when figures add up . This is Padisah’s ( King of Ottoman ) Harem part and name is : Bagdat kosku means resident of Bagdat (old time Bagdat was an Ottoman Province ) It’s still in Topkapı palace / Istanbul , I spend 3-4 days to take the measure of Bagdat kosku . I measured that meter to meter . scale is 1/16 and the diorama will show an entertainment time schenery . So singers , jokers , players a lot of lady will be there . The floor , faience are made of evergreen plastic sheet , furnitures made of sytraphore . Everything hand made . Thanks for translating to modelci 2000 . REGARDS

WOW !!!!!

Words are not enough !!!

I have been fortunate to see the real thing a few years ago, and was struck by it's beauty, and you have been able to capture that !!!!

Welcome to the big A

Izzet..WOW..that is some great work you have done. I love all the diffrent colors. Everything looks great. You say everything s scratchbuilt..Perhaps you could share with us how you did the windows. Absolutely incrediable..

Keep us posted on your progress...

Mary (++)

Erm.....flippin' 'ell! That is some dio you are making. What is going to be put inside? Looks fantastic!

Vinnie

I want to know how you did the glazed Iznik and Delft blue tiles.. they look so convincing .

That's an impressive dio Izzet congrats . I know he painted the feciences one by one in original looks .It 's wery hard works .

Izzet is can not speak English so I talk with him via messenger and then I'll write his words . Sortly I'm his announcer .

Izzet says for windows : First get a ever green clean sheet then I cut some plastic sheet finally I put on this sheet on clean sheet .

All original you can see that in Topkapı palace / ıstanbul

Thank you very much for comments.

Richard you know Iznik Delft blue tiles so Izzet painted one by one like real tiles making

Ola Izzet

WOW... I'm speachless...

Truly amazing job and it's all scratchbuild... WOW...


drooling...


top notch my friend!!! looks like the real thing:)

Are those walls painted by hand??

dsc.

Izzet
You have made an incredible diorama and I look forward to seeing it as you fill it with figures. Excellent work. regards Kevin

Awesome work there Izzet!
Your work here just upped the bar several notches!

That is totally outstanding.....

and a great avatar also...... :-)

Ahhh... OMG, that's fantastic! Looking forward to seeing your completed masterpiece.

Absolutly mind-boggle!Are the tiles paint or ink?How did you get the perfect repitition in the fabric of the furniture?Love to see more of your art!Welcome to the Big A!
Cheers!

SUPERB! Well done and welcome to "A", looking forward to more posts!

Absolutely brilliant work, breathtaking. I've seen the real thing and now would love to this model of it up close as well. Superb!

That is absolutely breathtaking. The amount of details are unbelievable. The very very intricate patterns on the walls are pure art.

Amazing!!!

Those windows are astounding.

Can't wait to see it 'populated'!!

That is fantastic. Great job.

IZZET SAYS : Thank you very much to all comments brothers . I made tiles with oil paint and furniture's fabric painted with oil paint on a red fabric too.

Hello,
I would like to congratulate you for two reasons, for the superb work that you have do and to have chosen a subject of the history of your own country. It is an absolutely original and worthy piece of belonging to the collection of a Padisha or any museum.

I hope to be able to see the finished work some day
CArlos

when I clicked on this thread I was not expecting that at all !!

Absolutely superb. It took me a while just to take everything in, there's so much to look at. Great work, please keep us updated!!

Jon

İzzet shakes the ground here in Turkey with every single masterpiece he produces as he did in this one. The model looks more realistic than the real thing and I do not know how he manages to do that!

Yes, I spent a lot of time looking at this work of him... And here is the real thing:



taken from http://osmanlisanati.com

Regards.
Cagin

What can you say about that, I have always admired this type of arcitechture. Outstanding, cant wait to see it finished.and welcome to the big "A"

Ola Izzet

This is truely outstanding work. You just gave the attention to detail a complete different meaning. From all the tiles to the wallpaintings the stove and all that sort of stuff. I have looked at it for a couple of times now and I keep discovering things that "wow" me. I really wonder how long it did take you to do this fantastic superrealistic piece of work.

That is very impressive