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Burn it All! - Loot Train Attack

Whirler

By Whirler

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This diorama is based on a scene from the TV series Game of Thrones. A dragon attacks a convoy of carts and soldiers and literally burns it all!

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Whirler
14 hours ago, Malvain said:

This looks so good! Is the fire completely painted? It looks like it's enhanced by leds and I love the effect. 

 

Thank you! Yes, it's a combination of LEDs and painting. There's one light inside the dragon's head, and another on the underside of the base, and there's an acrylic rod between them for the light to travel in. The rod is also what is holding up the dragon. Then there are a few smaller light on the ground. The gradient on the ground and the highlights on the figures and carts are painted. I probably should have included a picture with the LEDs turned off to better show off the painted colors :) 

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Whirler
12 hours ago, helldrad said:

Superbe

...as usual :)

Thank you. Appreciate it :)

7 hours ago, Ayvran said:

Is there such a thing as platinum tier? 

Thank you :)

7 hours ago, Guildenstern said:

Just sayin but I don't think actually lighting the piece on fire counts!! =P

Gorgeous work again!

Ha ha! Now that might be taking things a bit too far ;) Glad you like it :)

1 hour ago, Decoy said:

My friend, you should be bringing this on finale of 2017:) fantastic work!

Thank you!  Just need to add some snow ;) 

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Malvain
9 hours ago, Whirler said:

Thank you! Yes, it's a combination of LEDs and painting. There's one light inside the dragon's head, and another on the underside of the base, and there's an acrylic rod between them for the light to travel in. The rod is also what is holding up the dragon. Then there are a few smaller light on the ground. The gradient on the ground and the highlights on the figures and carts are painted. I probably should have included a picture with the LEDs turned off to better show off the painted colors :) 

It looks phenomenal. I don't know how you pulled it off, but I'd love to see tutorials like this in the future!

 

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