My new garagediorama 1:24

wilco · Feb 10, 2008

Hi

This is my latest garagediorama a classic Porsche garage

Handmade carlift (build from pieces of plastic)

Engine taken out for inspection

The attic seen from above

The Tool box with miniature tools (approx 1 inch high)

Some of my Tools made of plastic some scratch build

The garage diorama shoebox size is totaly scratch build

For more look at:

www.wilcosdioramas.com

Wilco

desert4wd · Feb 10, 2008

Nice work Wilco. At the first picture, I had to do a double-take as it looked real. The lighting has a great effect. The last picture puts it all in perspective. Nice pics as well as the work! :thumbup:

Finley · Feb 10, 2008

man, that is some of the most amazing **** ive ever seen!

Vernmotor · Feb 10, 2008

Yes up to the pic with the cars I thought I was looking at the real thing..had me fooled for a min ! That is very cool. nice work..

wanted · Feb 10, 2008

Absolutely amazing! The attention to detail is phenominal...

Itzkwik · Feb 10, 2008

Awesome work. :thumbup:

You might have mentioned it in another thread, but about how many hours do you have in one of these builds?

comp · Feb 10, 2008

Very Cool

ford4fun · Feb 10, 2008

inspired by "CSI"??

Great work! Actually awesome!!!! Keep up!!

Mayor · Feb 10, 2008

Very nice work!!!

Cursed · Feb 10, 2008

That is amazing work!

Adam

riverviewpat · Feb 11, 2008

i gotta question about your homemade car lift, where did u get that design from, i have a 73 bug and that darned thing would come in handy, is that a real tool and i sure hope so. any info would be great, that diorama is awesome the first pic is very deceiving i thought it was real lol thanks

Scottz5 · Feb 11, 2008

Sick! Sick! Sick!

n2jeepn · Feb 11, 2008

Amazing work! The attention to detail is incredible.

Uncle Buck · Feb 11, 2008

Beyond description and belief! Astonishing attention to detail!

nova65ss · Feb 11, 2008

That is just crazy! Words do not describe it. :bowdown:

Just wondering what kind of time you have in a project like this? Thanks for sharing!

Tizzel · Feb 11, 2008

WOW!! You must have alot of time on your hands...i.e. No job?

milkovich · Feb 11, 2008

That's awesome man! Great job!

Can you do a "hillbilly" one next? Maybe an "trailer park front yard" diorama with small blocks hanging from trees and a rusty el-camino/chicken coop? *kidding*

BTW, I would at least put a chain around the torch bottles, that's a phobia of mine.

Seriously though, awesome!

rsanter · Feb 11, 2008

looks like you spent more time on that than some guys have spent setting up their real garage

I think you are missing the girlie poster on the wall though

bob

fully charged · Feb 11, 2008

that is really cool. I had to convince my wife that it wasnt real :lol_hitti

tontruck · Feb 11, 2008

To say the least I am impressed, your attention to detail is amazing. How much time do you have invested in your project?

Kevin54 · Feb 12, 2008

man, that is some of the most amazing **** ive ever seen!

Ditto. I've went to Wilco's website and spent quite a while looking the Diorama's over. Absolutely fascinating!!! When you show it on the table, it's hard to believe it's as small as it is with all of the detail packed inside.

wilco · Feb 12, 2008

Thankx guy's

Building dioramas is my great hobby and passion
I worked for 15 years at the Volvo developement center in the Netherlands as a proto builder in the sheet metal shop, and there came all my insperation from.
The tools I use in my garagedioramas realy exist (some of them are scratch build)
This forum gives me the extra inspiration for future projects.

I like to build garages from the 50-80's and especially the nostalgic ones.

wilco

www.wilcosdioramas.com

jpicc · Feb 13, 2008

Fantastic Work!

no_budget · Feb 13, 2008

I think this is my first post on this board.

Hi! My name is Beau.
I have been reading through this site for several weeks.
I am about 60 percent finished with my garage.

In the mean time, I just wanted to say this diorama is a work of art.

If you ever grow tired of looking at it, bury it in a hunk of titanium for a few millennia.
This would blow some ones mind to see that in a thousand years.

Job well done, you are a gifted surgeon.

-Beau

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