Been working on this for the last 3 days now and this is what I put together. Hope you all approve. If you look closely you'll see some bird eggs inside the right side headlight. The wheel lugs or bolts are on the ground next to the tireless axle.
Some days later, I decided to take it one more step. So I cut of the area that represented the closed sky view canvas and replace it with 3 braces and worn out canvas. Then removed two seems I had forgotten to move at the back.
it looks simply perfect - the weathering of the car is just right - not to much or little.
The small plants in the foreground, the trees in the background and - last but not least - the log of wood as basis itself - awesome...
But one question I have:
How did you manage the rust effect?
Salt and hairspray?
Or iron color and rust producer?
I love your Diorama!
best regards
Thomas
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it looks simply perfect - the weathering of the car is just right - not to much or little.
The small plants in the foreground, the trees in the background and - last but not least - the log of wood as basis itself - awesome...
But one question I have:
How did you manage the rust effect?
Salt and hairspray?
Or iron color and rust producer?
I love your Diorama!
best regards
Thomas
Thank you everyone. Appreciate you all visiting this thread. The hairspray salt method is one way to achieve this effect. I use several variations but the salt and hair spray is the one that everyone is familiar.
Some more updates. Sorry for the photos. The storage compartment door is closed halfway and the back right lights(broken are in place. Also toned down the rust on the on the right side a little.