Truck 'Loading Bay' Diorama WIP

[tiking]

More details added. Will be adding a bay gate( not sure what they are called) and some minor other details.




I took some out door photos(not really good ones, as it was still early in the morning), but the results were enough to let me know it looks good in the outdoors.

[grumpa]

PHENOMINAL! What exactly is that contraption? All scratch built I presume?

[papa 695]

It looks so real in the outdoor photo's outstanding work

[Guest]

one word STUNNING!! this looks sooo real looking forward to seeing the rest.

[tiking]

PHENOMINAL! What exactly is that contraption? All scratch built I presume?

Hahaha! I knew someone would finally ask that question. That is a good question. when I was putting it together, I just thought I would put something together, that will make the area, seen through the bay doors, look interesting. Maybe some kind of industrial, öcooling system or a hydralic, electrical system. The area I used to take photo will be closed.

[tiking]

It looks so real in the outdoor photo's outstanding work

Thank you kindly.

[tiking]

one word STUNNING!! this looks sooo real looking forward to seeing the rest.

Glad you approve.

[monica]

looks great,in the early morning light,Charles,thi is just so well done,
will look forward to seeing more wok on this,

[yambam26]

Just Wow, Your work is definitely inspiring and your attention to detail is superb as per usual!!!!!

Cheers

[tiking]

looks great,in the early morning light,Charles,thi is just so well done,
will look forward to seeing more wok on this,

Thank you kindly Monica.

[tiking]

Just Wow, Your work is definitely inspiring and your attention to detail is superb as per usual!!!!!

Cheers

Appreciate your comment.

[tiking]

I Made the docking bay door out some pieces of styrene.





The final bay door in place:




I then painted some thin white styrene stripes blue, for the trimming at the top edge of the building.






The bay door 'open & close' mechanism. I used a small piece I found in my 'box of tricks' and sliced up thin round styrene rod for the buttons.





The finished mechanism.

[Guest]

As always Charles inspiring suff, super real.

[tiking]

Thanks Ken.

[Guest]

This is just getting better and better Charles your eye for detail is so inspiring.