SQUADRONS | Star Wars Diorama

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#StarWars #Squadrons #Diorama

In anticipation for the release of Star Wars Squadrons, I’ve decided to build a diorama featuring an X-wing/Tie fighter showdown with realistic laser effects.

Materials:
Bandai 1:144 X-Wing
Bandai 1:144 Tie Fighter
Acrylic Football Display Case
Plastic Cement
Super Glue
Hot Glue
Styrene
12v LED Filaments
Solder
Copper Wire
Heat Shrink
Old USB Cable
Switch
Red Cellophane
Masking Tape

Supplies:
Safety Glasses
Respirator
Hand Drill
Utility Knife
Hot Glue Gun
Ruler
Pencil
Wire Cutters
Tweezers
Paint Brushes
File
Helping Hands
Soldering Iron

Paint:
Krylon Gray Primer
Krylon Flat Black
Vallejo Glossy Black
Vallejo Cool Grey

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Who would have thought a little steel wool could create such an awesome shrapnel effect? Great creativity, and a stunning end result!

Alystrup

The “explosion”, if you will, on the inside of the wing is glorious.

gelatinskeleton

Damn, that's freaking cool. The way that shot goes through the TIE Fighter looks amazing. Great job sir!

scrimlex

I really liked how in the first few glamour shots, the sort of mirroring the cover was doing made it look like you could almost see the rest of the battle happening around them

Omega_Orion

I feel the creativity is strong in this one....

bryanp

This is one of the coolest works I've seen. Very creative. Imagine having that but with led:s so you could change the colour to whatever you want to.
Totally rad decoration.

Scareth

That's pretty spiffy. If a suggestion wouldn't be too much - get some vantablack paint for the base and the stalk things. It'll completely absorb the glow from the lasers, which would leave them seeming to hover and leave the black base surface as infinitely deep. A pot of vantablack or similar isn't all that much, I'm seeing sources for about $10-$12, and I swear blind it'll turn this from spiffy to mind borkling.

Belzediel

Wow Dude! I am a World War 2 Tank and plane model builder with chipping, mud, airbrush and detail skills. I am also a Big Star Wars Fan and you're making me think to go another direction! Wow!! Great work!

uni_shadow

The destroyed TIE looks just like the one on the box art for the original Rogue Squadron, very cool

Northspadeniggaz

You know what's better than a band-aid for those little cuts? Cyanoacrylate.

I love these tutorials. The use of the LED filaments opens a whole new aspect of modelbulding. Nice!

Frooderick

I would install some purple led’s in the engines of the x wing, to simulate their functionality

danieltalash

The steel-wool trick looks so absolutely awesome!
Very nice work!

WoodmanFFM

Dang... the effects the blasts have on the case when it’s on the base makes the whole dio feel like it’s in a huge space battle! Well done sir!

BarbecueElementary

Love your build. I recently saw this black paint on YouTube that absorbs 99.3 ot 99.7% of all light. This would be perfect for your base and metal stands. Seriously, they will disappear and your laser blasts and ships will actually look like they are floating. Really hope you try this and upload it after the base and wire repaint

thebobloblawshow