Scenery & Dioramas

[ullypug]

Just read this through from the start. Don’t know how I missed this.
Very, very good modelling. Lots of inspirational stuff.

 

[Podartist79]

Just read this through from the start. Don’t know how I missed this.
Very, very good modelling. Lots of inspirational stuff.

Thanks very much.

 

[Geoff]

Just read this through from the start. Don’t know how I missed this.
Very, very good modelling. Lots of inspirational stuff.

You are not the only one to have missed this marvellous thread Andrew, the modelling is truly amazing.



This particular scene takes me to a twisting lane close to where I live, the composition, colouring and textures are spot on.

You've certainly raised the bar Neil.

Geoff

 

[Podartist79]

You are not the only one to have missed this marvellous thread Andrew, the modelling is truly amazing.

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This particular scene takes me to a twisting lane close to where I live, the composition, colouring and textures are spot on.

You've certainly raised the bar Neil.

Geoff

Thank you Geoff, very kind.
I’m very fortunate to be able to work in railway modelling as a profession.

 

[Podartist79]

Some work in progress scenery: 4mm scale.
An impression or feel of the place really, rather than an exact copy. Based on Hutton’s Ambo on the York-Scarborough line.
As can be seen a lot still to do, but the vegetation is going in piece by piece.

 

[Alan]

I like.

 

[paulc]

I very like .

 

[Podartist79]

I had this tree I made on the stand at RAILEX in May. It was bought at that show, but I only finally finished it ‘proper’ this last week.
I really do love trees: particularly gnarly part dead ones!

 

[Pencarrow]

Superb!

 

[michael mott]

Wow now that is an inspirational bit of tree work!
Michael

 

[Alan]

I give up!!

 

[michael mott]

You can't give up Alan your own work is also inspirational.
Michael

 

[Alan]

Thanks Michael.

 

[paulc]

I had this tree I made on the stand at RAILEX in May. It was bought at that show, but I only finally finished it ‘proper’ this last week.
I really do love trees: particularly gnarly part dead ones!View attachment 248160 View attachment 248161View attachment 248162View attachment 248163View attachment 248163

Gobsmacking , just so good .

 

[adrian]

The Bourne End (7mm scale) project came to an end in August.
In truth, much more detailing could’ve been undertaken (but that’s me) however the client was happy to call a stop and say it was now finished.
Some of the last scenic details and work I undertook;

and now published in the latest MRJ (314) that dropped through my letterbox today.

 

[Podartist79]

and now published in the latest MRJ (314) that dropped through my letterbox today.

Thanks Adrian.
I missed out on a copy at Scaleforum, but Paul Bambrick picked one up so I got to see it.
Barry Norman aided by Nige Smith and Paul Karau, did a great job of the photography.

 

[Podartist79]

Another project I’ve been working on and recently finished is this 7mm f/s diorama forced perspective piece.
It’s a collaboration between Paul Bambrick and myself.
I’ve undertaken the main scenic areas, Paul the forced perspective house and 3D-2D rolling hills and sky background.

 

[AllenM]

TRULY FANTASTIC
Good thing you put up the last overview photo I was wondering if you were cheating

Regards
Allen

 

[Podartist79]

TRULY FANTASTIC
Good thing you put up the last overview photo I was wondering if you were cheating

Regards
Allen

Thank you Allen, very kind.

 

[Dog Star]

Superb!