Death Star Turbolaser diorama
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JediMichael
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I always forget to check out the SS section here. But when I do, there's always these awesome projects like this. You have done a really great job.
Wulfenray
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Thanks gedmac66! 
There is still a lot of work left, but seeing this piece finished makes me see that my project is increasingly one step from being a reality after so many years!. A time of constant learning, with failures, errors and frustrations, but at the same time tremendously enjoyable!
There is still a lot of work left, but seeing this piece finished makes me see that my project is increasingly one step from being a reality after so many years!. A time of constant learning, with failures, errors and frustrations, but at the same time tremendously enjoyable!
That is very bad*ss-looking, and I especially like your metallic undertone/sheen on the guns, a very nice effect.
I'm still blown away by how MANY of those super tiny micro-greeblies you scratchbuilt, and how many of the large ones are themselves just ridiculous amounts of time to repeating small geometric shapes dozens and dozens of times. It's very impressive.
I'm still blown away by how MANY of those super tiny micro-greeblies you scratchbuilt, and how many of the large ones are themselves just ridiculous amounts of time to repeating small geometric shapes dozens and dozens of times. It's very impressive.
Wulfenray
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Thanks you Studio Kitbash¡
Yes, actually the diorama are more than 8.000 handmade pieces, sometimes it was tedious to make more and more panels...
I imagine it is just as tedious as making the panel lines in a 2 meters long Imperial Star Destroyer with a ruler and a scribber
Yes, actually the diorama are more than 8.000 handmade pieces, sometimes it was tedious to make more and more panels
...I imagine it is just as tedious as making the panel lines in a 2 meters long Imperial Star Destroyer with a ruler and a scribber
TazMan2000
Master Member
What you've dove to scratch build components is truly inspiring. I xabtcwait to see it all painted.
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Wulfenray
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Thanks you TazMan!
That's why it took me so long. I had to build even the smallest screw or shape of each piece, because I didn't have any of the kits that were used to pick up the pieces..... well, and the big size of the project
The two cannons were my big challenge, but thanks Studio Kitbash and Krest I could get the pieces
That's why it took me so long. I had to build even the smallest screw or shape of each piece, because I didn't have any of the kits that were used to pick up the pieces..... well, and the big size of the project
The two cannons were my big challenge, but thanks Studio Kitbash and Krest I could get the pieces
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Insane, insane, insane. Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic. I am torn between being motivated and depressed
Wulfenray
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jajaja thanks DaddyfromNaboo
I hope my work is more motivating than depressed. If I have been able to do these without having done anything in scratch before, anyone can do it!,
...It is also the first time that I make silicone molds and resin parts.......you just need to want to do it, and want to learn!
Yes, the work is overwhelming and, sometimes, I have told myself ... I will not be able to do it ... but the desire to learn and improve yourself is more powerful than the rest. For me, it has been frustrating sometimes, yes, but I've had a lot more fun in all this time doing it.
when you see it finished and you know that you have done it, is incredible
I hope my work is more motivating than depressed. If I have been able to do these without having done anything in scratch before, anyone can do it!,
...It is also the first time that I make silicone molds and resin parts.......you just need to want to do it, and want to learn!
Yes, the work is overwhelming and, sometimes, I have told myself ... I will not be able to do it ... but the desire to learn and improve yourself is more powerful than the rest. For me, it has been frustrating sometimes, yes, but I've had a lot more fun in all this time doing it.
when you see it finished and you know that you have done it, is incredible
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