Excellent modelling Job, very convincing thanks for posting

G

That's looking really good. At first glance, I missed things like the cracks in the tarmac road outside - they look so natural that it's easy to forget that you have had to create them! 

Mike

Wow! Superb modelling!

Excellent modelling Job, very convincing thanks for posting G

Thanks for the compliment.

That's looking really good. At first glance, I missed things like the cracks in the tarmac road outside - they look so natural that it's easy to forget that you have had to create them! 

 

Mike

Thanks for the compliment, Mike.

The tarmac road is "just" a texture from Scalescenes. But I always select a part of it that gives some "extra". The most important is that I print the texture on high quality textured photo paper. To give it a more realistic look I use an embossing pen and some selected pastels.

Wow! Superb modelling!

Thanks for the compliment.

I hope to create the same quality and atmosphere in my next diorama.

Fantastic Job. Every one of your dioramas is better than the last. And the first one long ago was extremely good, as I remember it!

 

My favourites are 1, 3 and 4. Have you considered image stacking? I was sceptical at first, but I have to say it does make a difference to some photos - not in all cases, sometimes a blurred background is good, but no. 3 would look even better with more depth of sharpness? I find the Zerene Stacker a good programme.

Thanks, Mikkel. 

The first one was designed in a totally other way and has given my some nice pictures. 

But my approach is different now and modelling skills have improved since then.

Looked an Zerene Stacker. Looks very good, but first I want to see what my photo program can do. I have never tried to improve my photo's. The only thing I do is searching for the right picture using the rule of thirds's. 

I will safe the numbers 1,3 and 4 and decide later which one I will use.