Large Custom Desert Diorama Mat! ! (1 Viewer)

[Mark/Build-A-Rama]

Hi guys,

I have attached new images of a custom project I just finished for a customer. This piece is a 4" x 3" desert application w/road.

Thanks to everyone for your great feedback and support of these new diorama mats. We are in full production on the grass mats and are working to release the desert and road mat variations by the end of this month. There may also be some other surprises.

Thanks again
Mark Vuncannon
www.build-a-rama.com

 

[Wraith]

Mark,

At the risk of repeating myself, that looks flippin' awesome!
Looks like the real thing. Great job on this and your other mats.
I'm guessing there'll be one happy customer when this gets delivered.

Simon

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Amazing!!!

Vick

 

[rossim1]

Ill be getting that! looks great mark.

 

[Jagdpanther]

Excellent!

 

[Rethymno]

That just looks fantastic!

 

[HistoryfortheAges]

This is definitely a great innovation in the hobby! Brings dioramas too life. Hope you can get around to making some painted backgrounds to complement these. Keep up the great work!

 

[bearybones]

Fabulous! Looks like that would be just the thing for the large Crusades diorama I'm building. Can you make one that is six feet long? Not yet sure how wide, but probably approximately three feet.

Thanks,

George

 

[Mark/Build-A-Rama]

Thanks guys!

George - I can make it as long as you need.
You can contact me at mark@build-a-rama.com for any custom orders on any of our mat variations.

Thanks
Mark Vuncannon

 

[aujj65]

This looks almost suitable for a Crimean War setup?

Jeff

 

[Wraith]

This looks almost suitable for a Crimean War setup?

Jeff

Nah, they didn't have Panzer IIIs in 1854. They weren't trialled til at least the following year.

 

[aujj65]

Nah, they didn't have Panzer IIIs in 1854. They weren't trialled till at least the following year.

Blast! didn't know that but the colour scheme of the ground work isn't far off, perhaps a little bit more green.

Jeff

 

[Wraith]

Blast! didn't know that but the colour scheme of the ground work isn't far off, perhaps a little bit more green.

Jeff

Ouch!