A diorama base with a Panther turret in 1:35 is a ready-made scene for modelers who want to place hardware and figures in a setting rather than on a bare board. The terrain and the structure are cast as one piece; all that is left is to paint and weather them.
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A diorama scene whose subject is the turret of a Panther tank. The ready surface replaces building terrain by hand and gives your model or figures a setting in which they start to look alive. The scope of the work thereby shifts from rough modeling to what most modelers enjoy most, that is to paint and patina.
During the Second World War, Panther turrets were not mounted on vehicle hulls only. They also served as fixed firing positions sunk into the ground, where they filled a purely defensive role without an engine or running gear. For diorama work that is a rewarding subject: in one piece it joins armored hardware with a built structure and gives the composition a clear center of gravity around which the story of the scene can be built.
First wash the casting in lukewarm soapy water, so that no remains from the mold stay on the surface. Apply the primer in a thin coat, otherwise the fine relief will be lost. Take the armor toward cooler and darker tones and the surrounding terrain toward warm ones; that difference divides the scene visually into hardware and ground. Build the dust and the deposits of soil with pigments from the bottom upward, exactly as dirt settles in reality. A matte clear coat at the end evens the surface out and fixes the loose layers.
The scene comes in the raw shade of the casting; the painting, the patina and the placing of the model are up to you.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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