Sticky on material used, processes?

Experiment, experiment and then try again!! You will find the methods and materials that suit you the best, trial and error you can't beat it.

QUOTE: Originally posted by gringe88 the reason why there isn't a sticky is because there are numerous types of dios that can be built, and each has different problems and answers. furthermore, everybody's got their own methods and materials to tackle such problems, meaning that there isn't necessarily only one way to do something. your best bet is to just get one of the several diorama books out there, which contain many of the general techniques on doing dios. the one by lynn kessler is a good one, and especially shepard paine's how to book. theyre each about twenty bucks, but they're real handy, and don't require that you be on the computer while you're doing work

thanks gringe for the reference on the books there. I knew there would be a few techniques, guess it would take up too much space really.

the reason why there isn't a sticky is because there are numerous types of dios that can be built, and each has different problems and answers. furthermore, everybody's got their own methods and materials to tackle such problems, meaning that there isn't necessarily only one way to do something. your best bet is to just get one of the several diorama books out there, which contain many of the general techniques on doing dios. the one by lynn kessler is a good one, and especially shepard paine's how to book. theyre each about twenty bucks, but they're real handy, and don't require that you be on the computer while you're doing work