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Sicily 1943 (spring)
- Thread starter Yago Alonso
- Start date
Lovely work Yago
It has been some time since viewing this beauty. The roof structure looks the part, although the battens (the horizontal timbers for the tiles) are a little too thick? These would only be about 3" maximum diameter methinks; but I'm only assuming uniform sizing world wide!
Brad
It has been some time since viewing this beauty. The roof structure looks the part, although the battens (the horizontal timbers for the tiles) are a little too thick? These would only be about 3" maximum diameter methinks; but I'm only assuming uniform sizing world wide!
Brad
Yago Alonso
Member
Brad & James, thank you so much for looking and posting here...
The real structure of the roofs in Europe can change depending on the country, on the year and on other factors.
My roofs will remain covered by the tiles (Arabic tiles) and almost one will not see anything of the wood later.
I was interested to do a simple and strong structure at the same time.
If it had wanted to do a structure nearer to the reality in order that it could see later, it had used another type of strips with another thickness.
Brad, if I return to do another roof, I will bear your advices in mind. Always they will be welcome.
Thanks for all and thanks for looking and posting again.
See you!:Hiay
Yago.
The real structure of the roofs in Europe can change depending on the country, on the year and on other factors.
My roofs will remain covered by the tiles (Arabic tiles) and almost one will not see anything of the wood later.
I was interested to do a simple and strong structure at the same time.
If it had wanted to do a structure nearer to the reality in order that it could see later, it had used another type of strips with another thickness.
Brad, if I return to do another roof, I will bear your advices in mind. Always they will be welcome.
Thanks for all and thanks for looking and posting again.
See you!:Hiay
Yago.
Dario Risso
Member
Very impressive, Yago! It will be a great diorama 
D.
D.
Yago Alonso
Member
Dario and MLP, thank you so much for looking my job.
Coming soon....
... interiors, tiles and gutters, furnitures, walls, stairs and more things...
See you! :Hiay
Yago.
Coming soon....
... interiors, tiles and gutters, furnitures, walls, stairs and more things...
See you! :Hiay
Yago.
Legio Italica
Member
Hi Yago, your dio take better shape every time I look at your post... keep the good work !!
Cheers
Massimo
Cheers
Massimo
Yago Alonso
Member
You know that I'm working hard and I?m doing the things the better possible...
I like that you enjoy it this job.
See you! :Hiay
Yago.
I like that you enjoy it this job.
See you! :Hiay
Yago.
Maravilloso como siempre... ¿Que tal la maqueta de ICM?
Maravelous as always... How is the ICM kit?
Saludos/Greetings,
Maravelous as always... How is the ICM kit?
Saludos/Greetings,
Yago Alonso
Member
Thank you so much Shark.
The play of ICM is good. Perhaps have some steps of complex interpretation.
But the final result is worthwhile.
I recommend the kit and the brand.
ICM has references of models that other brands do not have.
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El kit de ICM es bueno. Quizá tenga algunos pasos de interpretación compleja.
Pero el resultado final merece la pena.
Recomiendo el kit y la marca.
ICM tiene referencias de modelos que otras marcas no tienen.
See you soon with more steps. :Hiay
Thanks for looking and posting. :dude
Yago.
The play of ICM is good. Perhaps have some steps of complex interpretation.
But the final result is worthwhile.
I recommend the kit and the brand.
ICM has references of models that other brands do not have.
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El kit de ICM es bueno. Quizá tenga algunos pasos de interpretación compleja.
Pero el resultado final merece la pena.
Recomiendo el kit y la marca.
ICM tiene referencias de modelos que otras marcas no tienen.
See you soon with more steps. :Hiay
Thanks for looking and posting. :dude
Yago.
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
Wow, this is looking really cool Yago, excellent work.
B)
B)
Yago Alonso
Member
Thanks Ken.
Is really important to me read this comments.
Help me to work hard every day.
SEE YOU.....! :Hiay
Yago.
TREEMENDUS
Member
Hey Yago
This is looking very good. You must be enjoying putting this together. Thanks for taking the time to show us such a detailed step by step :cheer:
This is looking very good. You must be enjoying putting this together. Thanks for taking the time to show us such a detailed step by step :cheer:
Yago Alonso
Member
Thanks Treem.
Coming soon I'll post new pics of this diorama.
I'm working everyday, but I'll try to post the last done.
Coming soon I'll post new pics of this diorama.
I'm working everyday, but I'll try to post the last done.
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Amazing work Yago
Im really interested in that ICM kit too had chance to purchase one recently but didnt, Im kicking myself now .
Im really interested in that ICM kit too had chance to purchase one recently but didnt, Im kicking myself now .
panzerace007
Active member
YAGO,
This Rox !! Beautiful Work !! Yeah Baby !!
How did you like that ICM kit ? I build it a few months ago. I had some fit problems around the rear Wheel wells where it contacts th body ( on top of th fenders, passenger side). & My axles were too short, so I replaced them with some Styrene rod.
ERIK
This Rox !! Beautiful Work !! Yeah Baby !! How did you like that ICM kit ? I build it a few months ago. I had some fit problems around the rear Wheel wells where it contacts th body ( on top of th fenders, passenger side). & My axles were too short, so I replaced them with some Styrene rod.
ERIK
Yago Alonso
Member
Andyfettes, the kit by ICM is good (with attention points). I recommend it.
Erik, I had some fit problems too. But is possible to finish it with styrene and patient... hahahaha!
The next chapter: painting...
Thanks for looking and posting here guys.
See you!
Yago.
Erik, I had some fit problems too. But is possible to finish it with styrene and patient... hahahaha!
The next chapter: painting...
Thanks for looking and posting here guys.
See you!
Yago.
randy_ditton
Master at Arms
Hi Yago, Your progress looks terrific
Randy
Randy
Yago Alonso
Member
Thank you so much Rundy...
During the past weekend I was rearming what the wooden frame of the layout.
The first had a little defect in shape and/or height, and taking the opportunity to rearm again, I've done some watermark on one side, as is the back of wooden buildings at the side, leaving the space to appreciate the indoors.
Conglomerate by 5mm redid the four pieces, and then top-pores with paste wood left him ready for sanding then machine. The top-pores had a margin of four hours to dry, but I chose to leave 24 hours and make sure good. All surfaces were completely smooth and ready to be painted now. Right now the feeling of being a single piece of wood with the shape to fit inside the diorama.
Here you have the pictures...
THE FRONT OF THE DIORAMA
THE BACK SIDE OF THE BUILDING
THE BACK OF THE DIORAMA
... AND THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DIORAMA
And some more to make pics rage...
DETAIL LAMPS
WALLPAPERS WITH SOME SPOTS...
Hope you like it. There are more things done, but this weekend will try to upload more stuff...
See you soon guys!
Yago.
During the past weekend I was rearming what the wooden frame of the layout.
The first had a little defect in shape and/or height, and taking the opportunity to rearm again, I've done some watermark on one side, as is the back of wooden buildings at the side, leaving the space to appreciate the indoors.
Conglomerate by 5mm redid the four pieces, and then top-pores with paste wood left him ready for sanding then machine. The top-pores had a margin of four hours to dry, but I chose to leave 24 hours and make sure good. All surfaces were completely smooth and ready to be painted now. Right now the feeling of being a single piece of wood with the shape to fit inside the diorama.
Here you have the pictures...
THE FRONT OF THE DIORAMA
THE BACK SIDE OF THE BUILDING
THE BACK OF THE DIORAMA
... AND THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DIORAMA
And some more to make pics rage...
DETAIL LAMPS
WALLPAPERS WITH SOME SPOTS...
Hope you like it. There are more things done, but this weekend will try to upload more stuff...
See you soon guys!
Yago.
Fascinating...your attention to detail is amazing.
