/r/dioramas
This is a sub dedicated to sharing your own diorama creations, the creations of diorama artists, and for sharing techniques used to create dioramas of any scale.
Diorama: a model representing a scene with three-dimensional figures, either in miniature or as a large-scale museum exhibit.
Post your work, and share what you have found!
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This is a sub dedicated to sharing your own diorama creations, the creations of diorama artists, and for sharing techniques used to create dioramas of any scale.
If you wish to upload images of your own project, the preferred hosting site is imgur.
If known please include the scale of the subject.
If the work is not your own, please give credit where credit is due. If the creator is unknown, cite where you found the content.
All skill levels are welcome. Please try to provide constructive criticism and share any tips that you have developed throughout your own projects.
Our friends:
Model Makers - plastic model kit building and painting.
Terrain Building - Tabletop terrain building
Header images: Roger Hurkmans (center), Euro Miniature Expo 2017 (Folkestone UK) either side.
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Are there any other options other than Green Stuff World? I'm very surprised Amazon does not have a lot of great options. Also I'm in Canada if that helps at all. I'll be making my scene to fit 1/12th scale figures.
Thank you!
What’s the best material for creating the ground in dioramas? I used a paper mache product ages ago, but I never liked it because it warped the wood I used as a base and it peeled away around the edges. Surely there’s a better alternative.
Not bad if I may say so myself. Any tips?
Hand carved and painted wizard along with mushroom set upon a forged chunk of bark and walnut shell, preserved and then decorated with preserved moss.