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#modelling

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mikoto

I have once assembled the plastic kit of the German submarine U-boat type XXI (1/144 scale, by Revell) with its interior half-reproduced.
(*Notice: the attached images show the miniature of the weapon in WWII.)

#modelling#模型
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Andy

Calling the diorama finished. I just need to leave it alone now. Don't mess with it, think of new things to add to it, add more drybrushing to the waves. And definitely. No. Seagulls.

This is going into the island Open Exhibition. I never thought of myself as an artist before, and it'll be sat alongside photographers, knitters, painters, and the like. Which is weird. But I feel pretty pleased. I learnt some stuff. I made some mistakes. I had fun.

A view of a diorama from above and the front. It features a large cliff to one side, covered in a mixture of green and brown, rough grass. This leads down to a sandy beach with a figure on it carrying a sack away from a small drakkar (Norse longboat) that has been landed. The boat is full of sacks and ropes, and has a sail on a mast that has been handmade, furled up, and is lashed to the yard. The water is resin but has gentle white waves on its surface. The foot of the cliffs are green with seaweed and several larger boulders, topped with green-yellow lichen. The diorama scale is 28mm.
A view of the previous diorama from the side, looking down the beach towards the cliff, with a close-up of the drakkar. The sides of the drakkar are hung with hand-painted shields. In the background, there is modelling gear on the desk the diorama sits on.
A view of the previous diorama from the cliff-top, with the beach out of focus in the background. The top of the cliff features a previously unseen figure; a shieldmaiden looking out to sea. In her right hand she holds an outrageously out-of-scale spear with knotwork on the tip. In her left hand she holds a round shield, painted with an anthropomorphic animal. Her eyes are heavily shadowed and her plaited blonde hair is loosely reminiscent of Lagertha, as played by Kathryn Winnick in the Vikings TV series. Or is meant to be.
#Diorama#Modelling#ModelMaking
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