this TEMPLE GROUNDS diorama was heavily inspired by the architectural identity of those seen in the sanctuary in Saint Seiya's universe. especially the pillars and the garden intact with those elements, so in this project i tried to bring and compose those elements according to my liking and here it is... so more info after the break
the pillars just kinda messed up, on the vertical lines i still couldn't find a way to make straight lines, i used thin iron wire and glued it with some green grassy powder to make it look as if vined plants lived among the pillars
i made another part of putty sculpted hardboard as the background to give it an isometric impression
side view to the set
a view from above
this is another combination of arrangement i just rotated the base and placed the pillar as the backdrop on the higher ground level
the front view of the other arrangement
vegetation on the set
stacked stone sculpture as part of the stage
the pillars
details of the vegetations
details of the scuplted stone wall background, specifications below
Specifications :
Dimension : 40 cm x 36 cm x 25 cm
Weight : 4,5 kg
Scale : ranged from 1/16, 1/12, and 1/10 figures
Base : Hardboard Plank
Adhesives : PVC white glue
Props : Green grassy powder, green foam, epoxy putty
Others : Sanding paper, thin iron wire, grey, black, and clear acrylic lacquer (top coating)
this one does not really satisfy me just yet, gotta say it's really rough, and needs serious improvement and the weight is one setback that i am looking forward to decrease, i hope i can improve better in the near future
and this is how i use the diorama to shoot figures, linked below
http://dejivrur.blogspot.com/2014/03/shine-godly-cloth-of-ancient-pegasus.html
that's it for my fifth handmade diorama, and i'll be posting more in the near future, feedbacks are especially welcomed... so don't hesitate to write what's on your mind, even if it's the worst~
Thanks for Viewing and... until NEXT time!!!
dejivruR...
over & out!!!
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