Truck 'Loading Bay' Diorama WIP
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Matt_Public
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glimturen
TommyKillander
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cas
Azgaron
tiking
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IPMS Göteborg :: Modellsnack :: In The Works :: Diorama
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glimturen skrev:Läckert när det trillar dit detaljer!
Tack. Det mest roligast biten.
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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I decided to redo the wheel guides. I thought they were too small in diameter. So I decided I had to scratch built them from Styrene. There are several design types but the one in the picture I posted below, is the common one.
My version:
This is the design I am basing my version on:
The most difficult in building this guide was getting the angle right. I had to cut three rod sections at an angle to get the curved 90 degree angle that you get in some of these guides. The one in the first prototype picture fortunately has a smooth one flow curve section all the way through. But I am modeling after the above, which has angle sections instead of the smooth curved version in the picture.
The finished model. I think it looks better than the one I had earlier:
Still continue to add details. Added a fire extinguisher to the docking bay:
The mounted extinguisher on the side of the bay door:
Decided to add an old two-wheel cart on the dock. Added interest:
Most wonder how I weather certain normal areas in my dioramas. Well. Nothing new or fantastic. I use real dust or dirt that I gathered from the ground at my work place. I even used dried much from my neighbors farm yard. They are the best.
My version:
This is the design I am basing my version on:
The most difficult in building this guide was getting the angle right. I had to cut three rod sections at an angle to get the curved 90 degree angle that you get in some of these guides. The one in the first prototype picture fortunately has a smooth one flow curve section all the way through. But I am modeling after the above, which has angle sections instead of the smooth curved version in the picture.
The finished model. I think it looks better than the one I had earlier:
Still continue to add details. Added a fire extinguisher to the docking bay:
The mounted extinguisher on the side of the bay door:
Decided to add an old two-wheel cart on the dock. Added interest:
Most wonder how I weather certain normal areas in my dioramas. Well. Nothing new or fantastic. I use real dust or dirt that I gathered from the ground at my work place. I even used dried much from my neighbors farm yard. They are the best.
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Madre de Dios!
Du har ju till och med gjort halvtaffliga svetsfogar på de där "wheel guides"
Du har ju till och med gjort halvtaffliga svetsfogar på de där "wheel guides"
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cas- Vicesheriff
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cas skrev:Madre de Dios!
Du har ju till och med gjort halvtaffliga svetsfogar på de där "wheel guides"
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Forklift WIP:
Did some detail work on the forklift to give it some character. This is a Dinky toy model I bought at my local grocery store. The price was 'ok' and on top of it, it is 1/24 scale. To my surprise this model is pretty close to the real thing in accuracy. So I did not have to do too much extra work to get it to look descent. I added the hydraulics, strobe, extra lighting and cabling bind to the framework of the forklift.
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Made a lock for one of the opening, which I'not too sure what it is used for; but according to my prototype pic, it has a gas-tank lock on the right side of the chassis. So I made it to look like the one in my pic.
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Added some small details to the steering wheel:
Scraped away the extra stud that was on the forks:
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Added an extra link from the steering wheel to the base of the forklift floor:
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Since this forklift was missing peddles, I scratch built a pair:
An over view of the forklift ready to paint:
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I decided I will be making a sign for this building. I saw this children's alphabet with magnets on the
back to be placed on a refrigerator. I chose the letters I wanted and removed the magnets from the
back.
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Letters painted, weathered and mounted. I am still contemplating if I should have done it any other way:
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The forklift painted and weathered. Looks much better than in its original state. I see I forgot to add the logo before weathering(Darn it!!!) See if I can still add it.
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I used some kind of grease( don't know what kind) Otherwise, I usually use machine grease, mixed with black paint. Then I just apply it on the areas that has it on the real model. Like on the rack below:
Did some detail work on the forklift to give it some character. This is a Dinky toy model I bought at my local grocery store. The price was 'ok' and on top of it, it is 1/24 scale. To my surprise this model is pretty close to the real thing in accuracy. So I did not have to do too much extra work to get it to look descent. I added the hydraulics, strobe, extra lighting and cabling bind to the framework of the forklift.
----------------------------
Made a lock for one of the opening, which I'not too sure what it is used for; but according to my prototype pic, it has a gas-tank lock on the right side of the chassis. So I made it to look like the one in my pic.
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Added some small details to the steering wheel:
Scraped away the extra stud that was on the forks:
-------------------------------------
Added an extra link from the steering wheel to the base of the forklift floor:
--------------------------------------
Since this forklift was missing peddles, I scratch built a pair:
An over view of the forklift ready to paint:
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I decided I will be making a sign for this building. I saw this children's alphabet with magnets on the
back to be placed on a refrigerator. I chose the letters I wanted and removed the magnets from the
back.
-----------------------------------------
Letters painted, weathered and mounted. I am still contemplating if I should have done it any other way:
--------------------------
The forklift painted and weathered. Looks much better than in its original state. I see I forgot to add the logo before weathering(Darn it!!!) See if I can still add it.
--------------------------------
I used some kind of grease( don't know what kind) Otherwise, I usually use machine grease, mixed with black paint. Then I just apply it on the areas that has it on the real model. Like on the rack below:
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Bokstäverna livar allt upp bygget!
The fork certainly had a lift!
The fork certainly had a lift!
glimturen
Sv: Truck 'Loading Bay' Diorama WIP
Tack mannen. Yep! Det var svart att undvika.
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Vilken uppgradering av trucken! Fantastiskt
Pluspoäng för bokstäverna, typsnittet passar tidsmässigt in perfekt till lastbryggan - lite 80-tals feeling
Tommy
Pluspoäng för bokstäverna, typsnittet passar tidsmässigt in perfekt till lastbryggan - lite 80-tals feeling
Tommy
TommyKillander
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Mycket snyggt jobbat, Charles! Svårt att tro att trucken varit en leksak!
Håkan
Håkan
Azgaron- Hedersomnämnande Modell Göteborg 2009
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Tack för det Håkan. Jo. Det blev lite skildnad. Nu har jag börjat med trailern. Önskar mig lycka till. Kommer behöver det.
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Ok fellow modellers. I have just updated this diorama. It is almost at a closure with some minor details and weathering on the trailer to be made. As you can see in the pics, I've decided the trailer to be somewhat dirty(are you surprised?). Since the trailer is the second main attraction on the diorama, I wanted it to be as detail as possible but without over-doing it. I think it looks fine. As mention, I will add a few minor details and de-toned the weathering just a little.
As you can see, I changed the building Logo from the previous one to a much simple four letter word. I made the letters one color instead of the two-color variant I had before. I added a light fixture, to each letter giving it some character detail.
I added some more detailing inside the second bay dock, which is the machinery part of this factory. I bought a beautiful diecast pallet lifter(expensive, but it was worth it for the details). The pallet lifter is a Toyota BT Levio Powered Pallet Truck from MARKETOY on Amazon. I also added a strobe light and a firelarm bell on the left side wall, of the bay door. Also added some signs to give it more added interest. I added a big fan at the back and bits and pieces.
I also added a figure that I am not too proud of. My figure painting is not much to je desired. This is my weakness. The figure is a resin which I bought some time ago. It is a nice figure but my painting does not do it justice. My only quirk with this figure is the head. It seems too big for the body. Regardless of that it was fun to paint. Lord knows that I need the practice.The forklift is in place now. I think it looks convincing.It helps to have reference shots as well. All-in-All, I'm pleased how this turned out.
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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That weathering is sooo perfect!
Amazing!
Amazing!
_________________
På byggbordet just nu:
Westland Whirlwind
I skämslådan:
sådär en 30 olika..
cas- Vicesheriff
Sv: Truck 'Loading Bay' Diorama WIP
Tack så mycket cas o glimturen
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Senast ändrad av tiking den ons aug 02 2017, 18:10, ändrad totalt 1 gång
tiking- De slitna lastbilarnas mästare
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Det ser helt fantastiskt ut, Charles
Bygge, målning, vädring är som vanligt kvalitetsmässigt ett par snäpp över vad jag trodde var möjligt att göra ...men jag börjar vänja mig vid det nu
Men det som jag tycker är mest imponerande är hur du även lyckas återskapa texturer och ytor. Helt fantastiskt!
Dina utomhusbilder med skuggor och naturligt ljus gör att det börjar bli riktigt svårt att se vad som är modell och "på riktigt"....
Tommy
Bygge, målning, vädring är som vanligt kvalitetsmässigt ett par snäpp över vad jag trodde var möjligt att göra ...men jag börjar vänja mig vid det nu
Men det som jag tycker är mest imponerande är hur du även lyckas återskapa texturer och ytor. Helt fantastiskt!
Dina utomhusbilder med skuggor och naturligt ljus gör att det börjar bli riktigt svårt att se vad som är modell och "på riktigt"....
Tommy
TommyKillander
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