Nice little diorama detail to add subtle detail to any diorama or vignette

I combined this model with the Church Door section of the same category and made a terrific diorama with lots of possibilities for detailing a battle scene. I placed all the sections in such a way as to get a full perspective of an organized retreat of German paratroopers from the ruins. The depiction of the bombing of the Monte Casino Monastery was the theme I followed by incorporating several Dragon Model figure sets as well. The fit of the building sections were not of great importance as they were to be bombed out buildings! The detailing of the buildings were important however as I used broken plaster for ruins around the walls. This is a superb kit along with it's other part and anything related to depict ruins.

The Italeri House Corner diorama piece is a nicely detailed accessory to any scene using 1/35 vehicles or figures. The pieces are molded with intricate brick patterns exposed under cracked outer stucco surface of a ruined building. The facade is paintable such that the detail remains for texture and realism. The only cons of this piece are the lack of interior detail and a gaping joint connecting the two pieces of the door wall of the house. There is an easy remedy to those problems, however, that make it quite an interesting piece of work. I used plaster to pour into the interior cavity of the molded walls which served nicely as interior plaster wall surfaces. I used drywall spackling to neatly fill in the gaping joint in the front door wall. Carefully using these modifications complete this piece nicely. If you are willing to put in a little extra labor of love, you will find working with this model an enjoyable experience that results in a nice diorama.