Hi ladis and gents,
This is a Diorama that I have just finished a couple days ago. Im 15 years old and just getting into dio's, comments are always welcome, thanks.
David Cooke Jr

theres no picks

Tim

Hi David,

You need to upload your pics to the Kitmaker network then use [img-]http://put.url.here/image.file[/img] to post to Armourama.

Go to your photo page and click on each photo. Below them you will see two boxes with code in them. Copy the UBBCode tag and paste it into your post, like such:

Here we are lol hope you all like and enjoy once again all comments are welcome and apreciated
thanks for those who helped me get the pics on here LOL
David Cooke Jr

looks pretty cool to me, I like the weathering. what scale is it? I think it's great to see a fellow teenager interested inn the hobby. build on!

Not sure what scale, but there Corgi. I've been into modeling my whole life. Just doing airplanes, Model trains, things like that. But I decided to get into Diorama building, this is the first one ive ever really had a go at. I also weather model train Box cars and things like that for my business. My Dad Paints, installs sound, fixes, the locomotives,heres his site im on there, click the button that says the weatherman and you'll see my work, thanks, keep those replies coming
http://myweb.cableone.net/csus/Classic%2520Trains%2520Plus1.htm

"thanks, keep those replies coming "
I say keep the dios coming.Pretty good stuff for a first or early outing.The more you do,the better it gets and the more fun it becomes..........
Get busy!!

Looks cool cool from here, man.
ground work looks very, model train layout style and materials , and well done.

Very good job,perhaps you could add some figures,I think it could be nice also.
Keep going
Pedro

Yeah im actually working on a Diorama right now, thats gonna have Airfix Figures on it. Thanks for all the kind words
David

Looks good. Get the book "How to Build Armor Dioramas" by Lynn Kessler. he goes into all the details of making a dio look good.

Might be a good idea to ttake some of the groundwork colors and drybrush them onto the wheels and chassis of the vehicles. It gives it a visual "tie" that makes the vehicles look like they have been living there for awhile.

Great to see you giving it a go! I'm 16 and working on my first dio now. Good luck!

I actually know about blending in the colors on the trucks. But they were not weathered by me. They are Corgi trucks, I am making a diorama right now that is turning out absolutely amazing, I cant wait to post some pics when its finished. Thanks again for all the kind words and comments, its nice to share a hobby with so many.
David