Topic: RCWCreations diorama's

[RCWCreations]

I've base coated the other walls with burnt sienna applied with a sponge, when it had dried I added a darker second layer. I sponged a lighter grey on the floor, the sewer cover was painted a metallic grey and when dry a black wash over the top.  The roof of the left building and the top of the garage door of the middle panel painted with a light grey and the floor of the left building base coated with a light brown.  The corrugated roof and doors were painted with metallic grey, when they are dry I'll apply a black wash.

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[RCWCreations]

Can't you just see ole Jonah Jameson yelling out the window at Spiderman or some turtles waiting on a pizza delivery.

I like how most of your dioramas will fit so many different genres.

Funny you should say that Tamer!

I originally built this piece for Marvel Legends but this set is perfect for most 6" figures as demonstrated using G.I.Joe Classified figures as well as Marvel Legends.

The next steps are to apply washes to walls and floor.

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[RCWCreations]

I have used a black wash over the light grey building and over the silver-painted corrugated. I used a brown wash over the corrugated roof and over certain bricks, I used the brown wash on the raised dock platform, brick walls and the steps. Finally, I dry brushed silver over the manhole cover and applied a dark wash into recesses on the floor.
The next steps are to apply the brown wash over the red walls, repair the window frame which was damaged while painting today, paint the window frames and door.

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[Tamer]

Looks great. I can see this one being fun with all kinds of lines.

Off to the front pages. Well, FB isn't working for me this morning for some reason. I keep getting a query error and there is no post button on the page.

[RCWCreations]

With the bulk of the painting done, I've made accessories a steel girder jutting out of the left building, a junction box, a CCTV camera and an air-conditioning unit. Each piece made from a piece of scrap foam, sculpted, shaped and painted each device and glued all but the junction boxes still need some more work. 

I finished applying a brown wash to the right build and dry brushed silver over the corrugated surfaces.

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[RCWCreations]

The next steps are to finish the junction box, add cables, finish washing the red walls before dry brushing all of the surfaces.

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[Starchaser]

Amazing, just amazing! The manhole cover turned out really well, so did the junction box and other details. You have a great eye for paint colors, the different surfaces each look really excellent. This build just looks brilliant!

[Darth More]

I agree with Starchaser! So many great looking details! At first I was wondering about the colorful gates, which reminded me of programming a videogame with such elements. The texture of those and the walls looks excellent!
My dad is a big fan of G scale model trains. I'm sure there are some fans in the UK as well. They'd certainly be interested in your buildings in 1/24 scale - maybe a new market for you?

[RCWCreations]

Amazing, just amazing! The manhole cover turned out really well, so did the junction box and other details. You have a great eye for paint colors, the different surfaces each look really excellent. This build just looks brilliant!

Thank you so much mate, being red/green colour blind I am very self-conscious when it comes to colours and end up doing a lot of googling to get my mixes right.

[RCWCreations]

I agree with Starchaser! So many great looking details! At first I was wondering about the colorful gates, which reminded me of programming a videogame with such elements. The texture of those and the walls looks excellent!
My dad is a big fan of G scale model trains. I'm sure there are some fans in the UK as well. They'd certainly be interested in your buildings in 1/24 scale - maybe a new market for you?

I should go back to painting miniatures and creating scenery for them.  It's on the list of things to do but as you know, these lists keep getting longer!

[Tamer]

Love how you dirtied this up a bit. Great updates.

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[Starchaser]

I would never have guessed you were red/green color blind. You do a good job of working around it. Kudos to you sir.

[RCWCreations]

I would never have guessed you were red/green color blind. You do a good job of working around it. Kudos to you sir.

Thanks Starchaser, if it wasn't for colours written on and google, I'd be a little stuck lol

[RCWCreations]

I've added decals to the walls, cables to the junction which run up and across the wall to another junction box. I have added door handles to the left building door and then weathered the door. Each of the dock doors was given a switch and a cable running to the top of each door. I have dry brushed over the potholes on the floor.

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[RCWCreations]

All that is left to do is to add a drainpipe across the back wall.

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