The interior of a demolished house in 1:35: the Internal house ruin for a view inside a structure; the Royal Model diorama line.
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The interior of a damaged house, that is, a view of the structure from inside in 1:35. While ordinary backdrops deal with a facade, here it is a matter of the inner walls: the space the figures stand in and that the viewer watches from the open side. A model of equipment is not included; this is a scenic element. The viewer thus sees exactly what is hidden from the street.
In urban fighting, the move was from the street into the houses and then from room to room. Spaces without a roof, with a collapsed floor and the partition walls torn down were the scene of the hardest encounters, and it is at the same time a view you will see on tableaux substantially less often than a street backdrop. It is precisely that which makes such a scene imaginative. Soldiers broke passages through the walls between rooms, so that they did not have to go out into the street.
An interior space lives on lighting: leave the open side so that light penetrates it, and darken the opposite corner with a glaze. Flake the remains of plaster away irregularly and leave the masonry drawn out beneath them. Place the furniture, papers and shards with measure: too much disorder draws attention away from the figures. Divide the floor into places that are swept and places covered with plaster.
The goods arrive without shades and without furnishings; the fittings of the room the modeler adds himself.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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