Floor tiles for dioramas in 1:16 scale. A paved surface gives a display-case scene a clean foundation and gives a model a scale that is legible straight away.
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Floor tiles for dioramas and display-case scenes in 1:16 scale. A model stood on a bare board hangs in a vacuum, whereas paving under it says at once where the machine or the figure is standing. The regular grid of joints moreover works as a scale: in 1:16 a tile 20 cm along the side comes out at 12.5 mm and an adult figure at roughly 11 cm, so even a viewer who does not know the real subject can tell the size of the model.
For a display case restraint pays off: a quiet area of paving, one or two extras and enough free space around the model. In a photograph it pays to line the paving up with the edge of the base, so that the joints lead into the depth of the shot; horizontal lines support the perspective that way. A matte coat on the floor plays the reflections down and the model stands out in front of it.
Cut the excess material away with a sharp blade a little distance from the part and sand the rest level, so that the model stands firmly on all its points. Wash and degrease the area before painting. A base shade, a dark wash into the joints and a dry brush on the edges will give the paving depth; a final matte varnish will unify the surface and play the reflections down. Choose the glue according to the material of the parts; the specific procedure is given in the maker's instructions.
For builders of display-case scenes and dioramas in 1:16 scale and for modelers who photograph their work. Paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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