BAMComix's Dio building

Another quick diorama set up. An easy and simple way to create a scene using flat pack walls.

It may be relatively quick, but it's very effective. Beautiful job, and nice to see it bring your little people together. Although before they get any further, Daxter might need a smidge of a recoloring to the head or the body.

GubernatorFan wrote:It may be relatively quick, but it's very effective. Beautiful job, and nice to see it bring your little people together. Although before they get any further, Daxter might need a smidge of a recoloring to the head or the body.

Cheers Ian, easy to store too .

HAven't commented in this thread yet. Thank you for the step by step explanation of doing setups to shoot.
I like the first example, but would probalby tone down the plastic flowers a bit. Other than that, very nice
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As for the second one, I like this one even more. The red walls are perfect for a nice indoor scenery and quick to setup and restructure.

When you say 'Flat Pack Walls', are these parts sold like that in a hardware store or did you create some walls and painted them and now have them ready to set up whenever you like?

Pretty neat new dio breakdown. I have to say I’m most impressed with your mini Conquest poster.

Valiarde wrote:HAven't commented in this thread yet. Thank you for the step by step explanation of doing setups to shoot.
I like the first example, but would probalby tone down the plastic flowers a bit. Other than that, very nice
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As for the second one, I like this one even more. The red walls are perfect for a nice indoor scenery and quick to setup and restructure.

When you say 'Flat Pack Walls', are these parts sold like that in a hardware store or did you create some walls and painted them and now have them ready to set up whenever you like?  

Thank you! really pleased you found this thread interesting. Yeah, the flat pack walls are plywood cut to shape (Most hardware stores will cut your wood for free, I bought some 8'x5' sheets, so it was free to get them to cut it to the sizes I wanted.) and stuck together to give them width. I then wallpapered them and added the skirting, this helps with them standing up. Now they are ready for anytime shooting. Thanks for stopping by to comment .

Stryker2011 wrote:Pretty neat new dio breakdown. I have to say I’m most impressed with your mini Conquest poster.

Cheers Mark! pleased you liked the small poster .

The thing that I love most about this is the modularity. If one spent the time they could make a number of different things to then put together later to make any number of scenes. It would be beneficial to both variety and storage!