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Aop Aur
PostPosted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 11:13 pm 
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I didn't know you had a thread here before your Fuso!! The weathering works are so good!! And all those homemade PE!!!! This makes me want to :bash_2: my models....and myself...

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 10, 2016 1:15 pm 
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Truly, you have keen eyes. Always that i see works like this i ask myself; How does the modeller added too much details? considering piece by piece; boats, ropes, ladders, open doors, hooks, rigging, etc. When i work with my models i try to add the most details that i can, but always there are things that i overlook.

Great work, for dioramas we need people with special talents.

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I will be "stealing" the photos of this model to use as reference in paining all of the hulls of my 1/700 ships, and especially in detailing my 1942 USS South Dakota.

This is positively beautiful brushwork.

I just hope that my left-hand is up to speed, as I can no longer do detailing work with my right (but, fortunately, when I was in art school as a kid, we did practice painting and drawing with both hands).

But this is just so freaking impressive that there are few words to describe it.

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D A M N !!! I feel really small...

Gongratulations


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I had not spotted this before... ( how?! :scratch: :scratch: )

remarkable model and remarkable tenacity to see the project through to completion

most impressive!!! :thumbs_up_1:

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alain your diorama is awesome..I'm building it with the five star 1/700 set. Do you have an e-mail as I have lots of questions the first being do you have a rigging diagram for the cabling of the large cranes mounted to the sides of the dock? my e-mail is brian@grahamlee.com


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 4:38 am 
NOVA73 wrote:
Hello,

In these moments so serious, I'm kinda embarrassed to come and introduce the advanced of the Diorama on the floating Dock. But hey life goes on and it is beautiful.

I finished all the barges mounting. I have considered each of them full comp. With interior design, painting and the implementation of the elements of life (boxes, characters and cables and ropes.).

An overview of the barges and cranes

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Cranes, the barge energy and a barge that will be next to the large crane

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Les barges ateliers

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A barge of various storage

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It remains for me to do the painting of aging cabin barge and cranes from the dock and after final Assembly of all. Finally I can see the end.

Best regard
Alain.


Amazing work, but which kit made from or this is resin


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NOVA73
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Hello

Thank you for releasing this post that dates from several years.

Nothing comes from KIT. All or almost everything is home-made metal (PE) and some resin items from L'Arsenal. I encourage you to read the post as a whole. Everything is explained in detail.

Sincerely.


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