Norwegen 1940

[MAB]

Hi Olav
compliments realy a good jobpaint
i aspect to see the work complet.

Saluti MAB

 

[Milorg]

Again thanks for all your kind feedback, realy apreciated.

Update will soon follow.

Ivan: the adverts they really add a colourful touch ... from were did you manage to get them?

A friend of mine collect signs like this. I took some photos, scaled them down to the right size in photoshop and printed them on photo paper.


Cheers

Per Olav

 

[MikkoH]

Per Olav!

Just amazing! You definitely catch skandinavian look in that building. We have same kind of buildings here up north and I know how they look like. Are you sure you didn't use some kind of reduction machine? worn off paint is just perfect!

Cheers Mikko

 

[vitike]

That building is great. It seems really a real building.

Regards

 

[Major_Goose]

My dear friend Per Olav,it has been quite a time !!!! Its a lovely workof yours as usual, full of originality taste and skill. I am simply jealous !!! Bravo

 

[vergilius]

This is going to be a big one !
looks good so far!

 

[Milorg]

Hello Guys

Thanks a lot for your compliments

Cheers

Per Olav

 

[Norseman]

I was so lucky to get the opportunity to look at this one live when Per Olav brought it to our "Christmas workshop" at our local IPMS Chapter.

It is a truly amazing piece of work. Very inspiring...

Henrik

 

[romain]

hello !


fantastic texture job ...never seen wood like that before ...
Can you tell us your technic to paint the wood ? ( the wood pieces are real wood repainted ? )

thanks

 

[Milorg]

Hello Guys, sorry for the late answer.

Henrik, maybe I get the diorama ready by Landskonkuransen

Romain:
-The wood strip is Basswood
-make wood grain with an wire brush
-remove fuss with steel wool
-give the strip a wash with a dark stain.
-Soak the strip with white spirit
-when the strip is still wet, paint the strip with acrylic paint ( I used Andrea)
-After 1-2 minutes start to remove the paint by tapping the surface with Scotch tape, do this to you get the wanted look.

This prosess was done following an article by Chuck Doan a master in making realistic buildings.

I have also done one of the figures ready, at least the sculping, a Norwegian on his way to his favourite fishing place

Cheers
Per Olav

 

[vergilius]

Like the bike !!

 

[Markus]

Hello Per Olaf,

I love this little man !!! Excellent composition with the bike !!!

Is the bike a scratch, too?

Take care,
Markus

 

[Milorg]

Hello

Thanks Patrick

Markus, thanks a lot appreciate your nice words, the bike is Tamiya with Aber photoetch.

Cheers

Per Olav

 

[ArturM]

Looks amazing It will be superb diorama! Can't wait to see it finished.

best regards
Artur

 

[garyjd]

That is really great. I love the pose and overall look of the figure. It's work like this that puts a vignette or diorama over the top.~Gary

 

[Sambaman]

I love the building, but I'm with Gary, it's the human characters that will bring life to the scene. Great stuff Per Olav, keep us posted!

Jay h.
OKC

 

[jackhammer81]

Hello Per Olav, its good to see more of this work you are doing. It is truly fantastic! I look forward to seeing your next posts. Best regards, Kevin

 

[Milorg]

Thank s a lot guys

Its always a challenge to get something "extra" out of a diorama. This scene is very "quiet/normal" compared to some of my latest work.
I think the challenge in this project is like Gary said to get something extra out of the human caracters.

Hopefully setting the scene to Norway in 1940 will also make it a little different from the more usual Berlin/Bulge dioramas

I'll keep you updated

Cheers

Per Olav

 

[Milorg]

Hello

Just a short update, the groundwork is done, just some details left on the right side of the house.

Cheers

Per Olav

Here is some of the details in progress, a rabbit cage and the former favourite hobby to the owner of the house :lol:

 

[Ernest]

Love the details of this Dio. keep it up...

ER