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Re: 1/7 Kazami Mizuho from "Please Teacher!" (boardwalk diorama) The last of the pics [attachment deleted by admin]

Re: 1/7 Kazami Mizuho from "Please Teacher!" (boardwalk diorama) A few more pics [attachment deleted by admin]

The kit was finished a few years ago, the long-in-completion diorama is finally done. (sort of) I still need to make an ice chest and a napkin holder. Most of the Re-ment pieces are not cemented and have been since removed. More details of the kit will follow. For now, the pics will be my...

A simple cafe corner diorama using a pine base; stained balsa strips for the floor, window and door frames. Foam core boards make the walls which are finished with 3/16 inch (.188) styrene strips. The window itself is made from clear plastic and was a pain to make; it is actually sandwiched...

Finally done with some modifications. I cut off the tassels along the bottom of the skirt/sarong; a couple of them were already broken and I did not feel the effort to glue them back was worth the time. Diorama to follow........sometime later when I have time. The second photo is from...

I have no idea about the name of this kit. All that I can tell you is that it is a piece sculpted by Bome, and that it was a cold cast Thai resin that was hell to work with, especially when sanding. Other than the colors, I changed the leggings to see-through stockings. The kit itself is...

Yup, this is the same kit that was in the classroom. This time she is waiting at a bus stop. The entire base and seat was made of plaster of paris and Celluclay, while the bus shelter was constructed from balsa, Plastruct and what looks like half of a corrugated board. Numerous washes "dirty...

I have yet to find a way to color E-Z Water.

Re: 1/3 Fujisaki Shiori I was transporting the piece and the wall broke away from the base, I managed to re-attach it but the wall later broke in half -horizontally.

A rather simple park scene with Ruri walking away from a peaceful, prepared lunch. Plaster of Paris secures the 1/8 scale kit and the balsa wood bench -I actually made a trip to the local hardware/garden to check out an assembled version. Scenic powders and intermittent field grass bundles...

This kit is the epitome of "The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat." At 1/3 scale this Bome sculpted figure was easy to prep, putty, sand and paint. Finding diorama parts to fit were also easier to find. The result was a simple diorama that was to resemble an outdoor beach shower...

This is another one that was a gift and is no longer with me. The kit was a large 1/6 scale version of Hoshino Ruri from the series "Nadesico." It came with two options for the hair -pig tails or the bangs version seen here. The kimono had etched flower patterns that were puttied and sanded...

Re: 1/8 Kashiwagi Tizuru Hmmmm?? OK, I made an account with photobucket. Here is the URL below, I hope this works. http://s808.photobucket.com/albums/zz8/morpheus086/tizuru%20classroom/

This 1/8 Kashiwagi Tizuru character from the series "Kizuato" is the second one of its kind that was put together. I no longer am in possession of this kit as it was a gift for someone. I will try to photograph the other kit and diorama....its somewhere in the house. Basically this is...

A 1/8 kit of Arima Yuzu from A-brand done with "eyes open" option rather than the one with the eyes closed. The entire diorama sits on a thick piece of Plaster of Paris -that took forever to sand level. The small sitting area was made of balsa and stained with Colonial Maple from MinWax...

A slightly larger scale character from the series "Love Hina" originally produced by Musashiya some years ago. I decided to give her a "tropical" feel and place her on a make-shift shack overlooking the beach. The shack was put together using bamboo pieces for the frame, held together with...

Thanks! I had to pour in about 4 layers of E-Z Water; upon pouring in each layer, I had to torch the surface in order to melt it. Otherwise, the layer beneath would be visible and appear to be like a Jello-cake. In the process I burned two of my items. Both were standing grass; one made it...

I'm using Firefox, thus far I can still see my photos. (11, July 2009, 10:13pm HST or 12, July 2009 ,4:13am EDT) Anyone else with the same problem viewing the pics?

That is a nice find! Wish I had that stuff growing where I live.

Actually had some time to do a diorama before works begins again. The "earth" base was made from florist foam that was cut, shaped, sanded, sealed with glue, primed and painted. The rocks are molded Plaster of Paris. Woodland Scenic powders and twigs from my back yard cover the base and "not...