Beak Garage Diorama (Arianny)

It takes me almost a month to finish this garage diorama project.

For this project the hardest part is the trusses, I don't have the photo posted in here but it can be view on the E-book available in download section.
Trusses are made up of wood coffee stirrer, I find it difficult of cutting the wood using blade cutter and I have to make 3 identical trusses.

Something new here that I don't have in my other project is the steel tool cabinet. It is made from old credit card painted with silver paint.


VIN's Garage (Stef)

New garage diorama for the new year.
Too simple not too much color, this garage diorama is the easiest dio I made so far. Just silver paint all over and some weathering.

I cut rectangular holes at the ceiling put a lampshade on the top of the garage diorama to make the lights effect.



Bower Garage Diorama (Jamilla)

This garage diorama is another time consuming project. A lot of things happening with this garage.

  1. Just like the other Garage Diorama that I made lights are LED's but in this one a lot of wiring installation was made. The white light under the storage/mezzanine is containing 3 bulb in each set of light and the housing is fabricated from simcard holder (old credit/debit card can also be use).
  2. The doors are scratch-built from illustration board painted with brown and silver finished with toothpick to serve as hinges and slight bolt.
  3. Corrugated panel (illustration board) for the roof and mezzanine support.
  4. Fiber optic insulator used as flexible hose for the wiring installation.
  5. 100% scratch-built garage diorama project.




Street Tuner Garage Diorama (Ehra II)

The garage diorama project was completed for less than a month. I started working on it last week of December 2010 and finished the project on second week of January 2011. This project was designed for my 1/24 collection of X-tuner cars (Mistsubishi and Toyota).

The frame and beam of the garage diorama are chopsticks and the walls (corrugated panel) are made up of illustration board. The shutter is a corrugated sheet that is normally available in the bookstore. The mezzanine level is made up of chopstick and popsicle stick as well as the stair.

Some step by step of the execution of the project is made available on the Vol. II of "Talyer Diorama" e-book.