54mm Diorama *COMPLETE*

[Sangennaru]

Hello people!

A few updates with WIP shots and a completed video below!









Here's the video, on a turntable, of the finished diorama.



the video could have been done better, i'm still learning!
Cheers
Jack

[YPU]

Well, I hope  that painter is worthy of the diorama. Damn man nice work.

ps is that a gregsters lab missile I spot there? 

[Sangennaru]

Well, I hope  that painter is worthy of the diorama. Damn man nice work.

ps is that a gregsters lab missile I spot there? 

Oh, i'm sure he is! What worries me most is the shipping! :S

Yeah, that's a 6mm missile there! I'm sure nobody will complain! ^^

[Hu Rhu]

That is a first class piece of work. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Very good 

cheers

James

[FramFramson]

Wowee zowee!

[Sangennaru]

Cheers everyone! And happy new year!

I got word from the german painter that the diorama is safe and in his hands. Expect some painted shots soon, although he has got plenty of priority commissions first he's damn fast!

Cheers
Jack

[DELTADOG]

I like it alot! I´m really curios to see it finish painted!

[Sangennaru]

Hello everyone!

Apologies for the threadomancy, but I've finally got updates! after a LONG hiatus from the German painter, now things are apparently back in motion. Motivated by that, I did complete the long time pending article on my site!

http://thelazyforger.com/tutorials/where-is-greg-step-by-step/

Hope you'll find this interesting!

Jack

[von Lucky]

So many interesting textures.

[Sangennaru]

Cheers everyone, and apologies for the necromancy.
Finally, after about two years, the german painter decided he was not up to the task (and this is quite an understatement, things went down rougher than this), and hopefully i'll get the diorama back soon. I might have found another painter interested in this for his own projects, so hopefully one day we'll all see this painted.

For now, I feel positive since at least --- well --- something happened at all.

Cheers
Jack

[Nordic1980s]

Dark art of necromancy is appropriate for this context! Please let us known how the project moves onwards, as everything you have done so far is of great quality. Personally, I find all of these larger scales, from 54mm to 1:6 more and more interesting with every passing year.