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Here in Canada we have the same product and we call it Celluclay. And I find it great to work with. But it should be sealed after it dries.

Well done. Excellent presentation. Thank you.

Well done 👍

Most excellent. Love using sculptamold. Brilliant product. Such an effective outcome. You can only make complex diorama bases so often as an average modeller.

Another great video, the mini diorama sets off all of your models to good effect, just goes to show how a little work enhances model kits.

Really evokes the atmosphere of the reference photograph that inspired the piece. Best wishes.

A simple and very effective base, MN. Such an easy and adaptable way of displaying military models across the decades. Great idea and thanks for sharing.

Looks good to me mate, a lovely little diorama. 10/10 mate👍🇦🇺👍

Excellent mate. Love your tutorials, I’ve learnt a lot thanks 👍👍

Awesome! Great tutorial mate 👍🇦🇺👍thanks for sharing 👍

A realistic and beautiful base, adds a lot to the diorama!

Great little video. This will be very helpful to me for creating a base I want to do.

Very versatile base! Simple and realistic. Sometimes less is really more with dioramas!

Amazing job! I love the use of sculptamold to build up the pile, and the paint work is very realistic!

Very effective!

Very convincing, great tips!

Just finishing my diorama (Warsaw uprising 1944) I bought some amazing rubble stuff from DioDump, much better than my poor efforts at rubble piles. But watching you I think I might have a go at this myself.

Great video and tips as always. Just curious where you source your period photos which you often use. Thanks so much.

Like that all the material used are readily available in the local hardware stores.

Nicely done - we do need more rubble in our dioramas... (look at period photos)

Looks great, quite simple to build to. 👍

Very well done.

Just finished a tiny ruin for a diorama. Tiny corner, added some board floor, now its all covered with rubble *SIGH* never underestimate the work you gotta put into random chaos!

Excellent how-to! I’m gonna try this too 💥👍💥

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Looks fantastic 👍 thanks for the tips

HI Stu nice wee video very helpful, cheers Liam

The base looks great! I was wondering where to set my T-60 artillery tractor (The miniart kit), and a city scene was considered,just all the videos I found had a lot of different products that I don't have, but you included literally everything I have at home. Now I can make this great diorama! Thanks for it,and can't wait to see the final result for the halftrack!

I love this finish on the model more than the one on your Arma Hurricane. But I’d be pleased with either of the finishes on mine. Wonder what happened with Airfix on the canopy fit - nice save by you. Something I’ll need to look out for when I build the kit. Looks like the canopy parts are a tad underscale, since the turret fit seems correct. 🤔

Hey Stu camo really turned out great, I've not seen a 1/48 kit using wing spars to connect. the wings, As I recall the Hurricanes had more shoot downs and more aircraft made than the Spitfires but the world fell in love with the Spits. Someday I hope to master those radio wires. I'll switch over and catch that full build Cheers Bob

hi,just seen this been away on holiday,i live in Belfast in a street called stirling avenue and local streets have names associated with shorts eg rochester avenue and sunderland road as belfast had the massive shorts factory at Belfast Docks which made a lot of shorts sunderlands ,the large slipway still exists where they were put into Belfast Lough,would like to see you make a shorts sunderland model,keep up the good work.

So cool

An all black scheme is really tough to master and fills me with trepidation because I like nightfighters and as modelling subjects. Yours looks pretty good and I learned a lot from watching you. Hopefully my first RAF nightfighter model will be as good. 😊🤞🏻 I have this one and the Airfix Defiant in my stash too.

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Just a thought for the ration boxes..how about dipping or spraying with panel liner? It's paper so something translucent should work. The whole diorama looks fantastic some decade I'll be able to paint figures like you. 😊

Those were some great models and dioramas, thanks for compiling all the stills for us! That reminds me: how many unfinished projects do you currently have on the bench? 🙂

You got to get closer for the static grass as the bottom of the applicator has a small current of electric in it which will static the grass upwards

How did you paint the inside of the helicopter?? 6:28

Where do you sell those figures?? 14:55

Well, that was a depressing video to watch, lol! Only joking. What great models. Thanks for posting. Lots of inspiration & ideas logged away for possible future use.

What an amazing display of dioramas and vignettes. It's incredible how a military model placed in a small setting has so much impact. Did you exhibit?

If you're right about it having markings for Operation Jubilee, the Dieppe raid, then I must get one. From 1969 to '79 I served with The Royal Regiment of Canada, which participated in that raid, and suffered horrific casualties. I knew many veterans, still serving as reservists, who survived that shingle beach. I would love to honour them in some small way.

Hi. I,m glad to se some of the models there. I couldn,t get there this year. But hopefully I will make it next year. It will be nice to see some of the 'guys'. Good vid.

Great models, for me ,something to aspire to and the music, Gustav Holst, Jupiter, one of my favourite pieces of music, thankyou.

Some nice builds there 👍. Plus loving the music 👍

Model shows do drive me crazy. The kits always seem perfect, but of course they would. Seems like the dioramas take more time than the kits would. Thanks for sharing, Cheers Bob.