Outlaw garage

[SpitShineTommy]

So my original post got deleted by accident. So here it is again, I'm giving the dio thing a try. Going for a Porsche outlaw garage, with a Fujimi 356 and a 911. I made the floor and walls with plaster of Paris. I followed a "how to" by Ken Hamilton. Im also using the Fujimi tool kit. A lot more in the works and planning the side walls and doors. And I still have to start on the 356 outlaw. I'm still waiting for a few things in the mail to attach the walls and really start assembly. Thanks for looking!

[bobthehobbyguy]

Shaping up nicely.

[crazyrichard]

very nice .. love the way you painted that desk .. the tones and all

[crazyjim]

Very cool. The wall looks excellent.

[Apriliadan]

Looking great

[SpitShineTommy]

Thanks guys. I should be able to get some time this weekend to get the doors finished, and get the walls attached

[FullPowerGarage]

Somebody allready asked how you've done the walls, I was waiting for your answer but some topics got deleted, so I ask it now.

Can you please tell us how you've done the beautifull walls?

And is it simple?

Edited December 12, 2014 by FullPowerGarage

[SpitShineTommy]

http://public.fotki.com/khamilton/models/model_how-to/how-to-make-deterio/

Jamie, here is the "how to" I followed by ken Hamilton. I used plaster of Paris, and the results were pretty good. There are some bubbles in the wall and floors. I did it 3 times, and I could not get rid of them. So I'm just gonna go with it. I also cracked the floor, but I think I'll be able to hide it with the lift . I found it to be simple. Just set your stuff up, mix and pour. Don't wait because the plaster dries fast.

[chunkypeanutbutter]

Where'd you get that cool laptop?

Love the Porsches.

[SpitShineTommy]

Where'd you get that cool laptop?

Love the Porsches.

eBay buddy. The evil bay. Search dioramas or g scale, there is a plethora of items to add to a dio, if it doesn't make sense to scratch build the item. Since this is my first rodeo, I'm opting to buy some of this stuff. Like the door in the picture. I found that on eBay, next go around I'll try to scratch build it.

I feel like the posters are a bit small, I will probably redo them.

[Yenkocamaro]

I actually like the wall and floor the way they are. It gives your dio character, and an older building look. Props.

Cheers

Lance

Happy Holidays!

[FullPowerGarage]

Thanks for the tutorial!

Edited December 24, 2014 by FullPowerGarage

[slusher]

Awesome looking Diorama.

[Ramfins59]

That is looking great Dennis.

[SpitShineTommy]

Thanks guys. Didn't do much over the holiday weeks. Hopefully I'll get some time in this weekend. Happy New Years y'all.

[SpitShineTommy]

I got the idea from this cool documentary I saw a while back. Opted for cinder instead of brick.

Enjoy it if you haven't seen the video before.

[SpitShineTommy]

Debating whether to add this brick wall to the side?

Edited January 5, 2015 by SpitShineTommy

[crazyrichard]

hard one .. i would say yes because it creates difefference .. but on the other hand the floor and block wall are so matching and nice .. maybe its best to do a wall like the block wall there ....

like i said hard one

[SpitShineTommy]

I know Rich, I don't know. I'm going to build wooden sliding doors, so I think that will make it work. I will distress some of the bricks with different colors. I used the plastruct brick sheet, and sponged on plaster in the cracks. If I don't like it with the doors, I'll make a cinder wall.

[crazyrichard]

yes just try .. def. doesnt look bad

[SpitShineTommy]

I've been too busy lately, I need to get back to this!

[RAMBENNA]

way cool, looks awesome

[darthsideous]

Great start. This looks really good so far