A strange thing is happening to me.
As I progress into the building of the HMS Beagle, I am growing fond of the boat as a whole.
My idea of a boat in water, as part of a drastic diorama, has become less appealing. Dioramas tend to steal the limelight, in this case, the boat.
I also want to see how I do in planking the whole hull, and not just to the waterline.
I am sorry if my change of plan has disappointed you.
So, I am still going to exercise some liberties with the build, such as lighting.
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I saw an odd approach to adding a diorama to a standalone model. Logically, it does not make sense, but for some reason, it looks okay. What do you think?

As I progress into the building of the HMS Beagle, I am growing fond of the boat as a whole.
My idea of a boat in water, as part of a drastic diorama, has become less appealing. Dioramas tend to steal the limelight, in this case, the boat.
I also want to see how I do in planking the whole hull, and not just to the waterline.
I am sorry if my change of plan has disappointed you.
So, I am still going to exercise some liberties with the build, such as lighting.
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I saw an odd approach to adding a diorama to a standalone model. Logically, it does not make sense, but for some reason, it looks okay. What do you think?








