Japanese Junglepost. by vechtdalcollege

Photography • Military • posted on Sep 08, 2016

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Description

My diorama of a Japanese jungle post in the scale 1:72. I hope you'll enjoy it.

Comments (6)

PhthaloBlue

1:07PM | Thu, 08 September 2016

Stunning diorama! Beautifully detailed modelling - I am curious to know what material you used to create the water - it is extremely realistic! Excellent work - 5++!

vechtdalcollege

7:04AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

Hai man, thanks for the fine comment!The material I used to make the water is a glue pistol.I melt it in the right direction and push with a little stick the waves in the material while it is still hot. Salute,Gerrit.

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rikomortis

1:23PM | Thu, 08 September 2016

Outstanding Work!!!

vechtdalcollege

7:05AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

Thank you very much! Salute,Gerrit.

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starship64 Online Now!

12:28AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

Nice work!

vechtdalcollege

7:06AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

I'me glad you like it! Salute Gerrit.

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T.Rex

2:01AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

Jungle post? I see jungle, but no post. Oh, it's not mail time yet! At scale 1:76, this MUST be the Airfix model. I never assembled mine, using it in parts with other similar models to make temporary ruins. Thanks for the helicopter view. This diorama can fit into any situation, from WWII Japanese to a simple home in Papua New Guinea or the south Pacific. I'd like to see more of this diorama. I unfortunately don't have space to build it. Keep up the good work! :-)

vechtdalcollege

7:13AM | Fri, 09 September 2016

Thanks! It is the modelkit from Airfix.And the Japanese soldiers too.I'll give some more impressions of this work.Maybe it is fun to know that the palm trees are made from Sate sticks and the leaves of bird feathers.Salute Gerrit.

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vis151

11:29AM | Thu, 22 September 2016

Nice work! I have started into the modeling hobby. It is a lot of work and time to produce this type of diorama. I will go view your gallery for more.

vechtdalcollege

7:10AM | Fri, 23 September 2016

I'll thank you for your compliment and comment!I wish you all the best with your new hobby,salute,Gerrit.

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