Excellent, Edwin! I'm very impressed.
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Hi Edwin,
Nice diorama. Concrats.
Maby you can try to give it more details. The mannequin and his surroundings don't completely flow in together. Do you know what i mean ? It looks very real but looks to mutch like a job that is put together very quickly. So, extra details and care perhaps should do the trick and would make it even better. And perhaps a poster of an forrest at the background is an idea.
JacLast edited by The Jackal; 11-18-2007, 02:51 AM.Comment
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many thanks for all the feedback
Jac, good eye...it is a raw first setup to see if it fitts....it will be a diorama that will have 4 mannequins....Got to have the complete set up ready before I add the small details.
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Nice display Edwin. The rest will arrive soon i think. This thread is always a surprise. I think a lot of musea can learn from this.
PS Thijs i like the helmet to
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Hello
I thought would add a bit of artistic lisence to a photo of my para shell collection
I think it brings them to life somewhat?
Thanks
John
Big Thumbs up to everyone elses manaquins. ..!Last edited by grndevil44; 11-18-2007, 12:40 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by Edwin View Post
Great display Edwin.
Finally getting the diorma-fever ?
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Maybe a stone-brick wall (paper or stone strips or simple "rotband"with some stones shining through) is very decorative as background)Comment
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maybe idea like this
(from my former collection
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