Topic: RCWCreations diorama's

[RCWCreations]

Final pictures!

[Tamer]

Wow, great building with smoke effects too. Nice. I like it that most of your dios lend themselves to multiple action figure lines. Very nice. Off to share.

[RCWCreations]

Thanks Tamer, it saves space in my house ;-)

[RCWCreations]

With the Alleyway finished, attention can now be focused on the Guardian. I have applied a layer of plaster of Paris strips over Guardian, I was pleasantly surprised to see the LEDs shining through. Let this dry before applying paint and working on the rest of the scenery.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/the-guardian/#plaster

[hemble]

Thanks Ron, wondering how the LED's will look after I have applied the plaster of paris stripe?

I think they will look great from what I can see by what you have done in the pics and you got me inspired to make my own.

Ron

[hemble]

I really like the completed dio mate and I like how you have made it so that any figure can be used on it well done indeed.

Ron

[RCWCreations]

Thanks Ron, you can't beat a bit of Star Trek!

While the Guardian was drying, it is time to work on the scenery. I cut a piece of foam board for the base, then cut a hole in the base to fit the bottom of the Guardian. Small pieces of board were cut to make a small brick wall, which will be situated in front left corner of the Guardian. The small pillar which is in front of the Guardian, I cut a small piece of foam to make the pillar.

Taking a spray can, the Guardian was given its first coat, the same was done with the pillar.

[RCWCreations]

I’ve had a productive morning, the other side of the Guardian has had its first coat of paint. While that was drying, a second coat was applied to the pillar and wall.

With the back of the Guardian dry, I mixed up a light grey and blue. Then proceeded to go over the front of the Guardian with dry wash, then added bit of black and dry washed the inside, plus extremity of it

[Tamer]

Just like I remember it. Nice work. Off to share the latest.

[hemble]

Absolutely loving the Guardian mate you are doing and awesome job.

Ron

[RCWCreations]

Thanks Ron and Tamer. You’re going to love the next bit then.

With the Guardian finally dry, I could apply the final dry washes to the Guardian, pillar and wall.

Another sheet of 5 mm foam board was cut and then glued to the underneath of the base. Mixing up sand with PVA glue and water, it was spread over the surface of the base. Now I must leave it to dry before applying the usual finishing touches.

[Tamer]

Looks great to me. Off to share the latest.

[RCWCreations]

With the sand dry, I gave it a covering with a combination of grey paint mixed with water and PVA glue. Mixing up a light grey acrylic mix, I dry washed the wall and pillar for the final time. Then went over the Guardian, touching up and scratches and imperfections.  Waiting for the base to dry before painting its edges.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/the-guardian/#base

[RCWCreations]

I have finally managed to do the completed photo's of the Alleyway.

I hope you like them!

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/alleyway/#final

[hemble]

The Guardian dio is awesome mate, I'm going to have to do one for my 1:12 Mezco Trek figures very inspirational.

The Alleyway is excellent mate and I love the use of the indy boxes.

Ron