Bsg Diorama : Derelict Viper, Work done by DavidWinter
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Bsg Diorama : Derelict Viper, Work done by DavidWinter| ryoga |
Posted: Dec 29 2009, 01:37 PM
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 Member since 1867 ... made u look  Group: Members Posts: 1,063 Member No.: 916 Joined: 25-September 09  |
Saw this person's work at starship modeller that's worth showing here. Loved how he did his "wrecked and abandoned" Viper, esp. the damages to the little ship and how the foliage is growing over the wreck. Pictures were taken by his iPhone - not bad eh?
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| druid_99 |
Posted: Dec 29 2009, 01:43 PM
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 Snr Member  Group: SFTPMS Posts: 4,337 Member No.: 49 Joined: 11-January 06 |
Wow! Good find there Ryoga... I don't think I'm able to sacrifice the Viper for this diorama...
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| ryoga |
Posted: Dec 29 2009, 01:49 PM
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Member since 1867 ... made u look Group: Members Posts: 1,063 Member No.: 916 Joined: 25-September 09 |
Me too
 but if one takes the risk and the outcome is good .... wow! Personally I like it when someone comes up with something different like this. Everyone else (including me) would be doing a normal Viper with variance to either colours, some detail work and decals ... this one really stay in the mind for a while |
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| flylice80 |
Posted: Dec 29 2009, 02:24 PM
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 Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 624 Member No.: 870 Joined: 18-July 09 |
Well, That's a good inspiration to "resurrect" old/failure/practice/incomplete/junk models and make it into a wreck diorama. Can experiment and practice various weathering technique as well.
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| beachbum |
Posted: Dec 30 2009, 08:27 AM
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 Allergic to Work Group: Admin Posts: 2,297 Member No.: 60 Joined: 2-February 06 |
A beautifully weathered and well wrecked Viper. I like the dust covered canopy.
No offence meant to the dio maker just some curious observations. From a purely diorama perspective if the Viper got shot down, it must have crashed, if it did crash how come the ground around it is not churned up as the Viper must have surely ploughed up the ground on crashing. Even it the crash took place a long time ago and the soil covered up itself over time the Viper should be sunk in a bit more into the ground. Notice the Starboard wing shows no damage whatsoever and very minimal scratches and dents. Doing more damage on and around the Viper would have given the dio more of a storyline and generate more interest to look more closely. Just my 2 cts. Thanks Ryoga for putting this one up. |
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| a novice |
Posted: Feb 15 2010, 07:43 PM
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 guide.som@gmail.com Group: Members Posts: 50 Member No.: 985 Joined: 5-February 10 |
 Hi ryoga ....... you do a color sees old , beautiful very much I like this works very much  |
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