Diorama: Berk

 

Some people want their Funkos to stay in the box, others want it placed on risers or shelves, how about in a diorama?

 

The diorama was made with wooden sticks, plaster of paris and some wooden platform stands. The water area is made up of dried glue.

Diorama: Star Wars Meisho Movie Realization: The prodigal son returns

You may (or probably haven't) seen this diorama in the recently concluded Toycon 2016. A Star Wars diorama based on its Meisho movie realization line which pays homage to the old Japanese films the saga was based upon.

After 9 long years, I was finally able to get my third Diorama first place award from the said event  thanks to this diorama and the words of encouragement of some friends.

The diorama depicts young Luke Skywalker confronting his father Darth Vader on their own turf. Pretty much what happened at Return of the Jedi but I gave Luke his iconic tatoine color scheme to fit more with the diorama and prevent color clashing. More pics after the jump.

Elmer

Chickens are such tormented animals. The male are forced to battle gladitorial style by their masters of whom are obsessed with gambling, while their female counterparts are either forced to ay eggs for the rest of their lives or injected with growth hormones in order to be "harvested" quickly for human consumption. In an alternate world where chickens gained intelligence at par with humans, enter Jake Gallo: a second generation "evolved" chicken dealing with everyday discrimination as their kind is still struggling from acceptance by the human dominated society. Jake then discovers a diary from his uncle, elmer about the time chickens first gained sentience. Their ply for liberty and an impending uprising against humanity. Jake finally learned the sacrifices his forefathers took in order for his generation to get there.

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Cosplay Shoot: One Punch Man

May the 4th be with you

Diorama: Meisho Movie Realization Star Wars

So I recently got some Bandai Meisho Movie Realization figures (Star Wars figures re-imagined in old samurai/japanese themed armors) and I needed something to hold these figures as a display case. So I managed to build a mini shrine diorama that can hold up to 9 figures using a bunch of craft sticks, wooden bases and wooden sticks from the neighborhood hardware.