its all solid plastic

as opposed to real terrain modelling

with epoxy water and plaster earth

Building dioramas is an art.

I did the homework, I understand well enough that it's an involved craft.

It's an art as much as it is a skill or craft.

Especially when you're modelling something that doesn't exist IRL.

that isnt a diorama though

its typical of gamestores

they have a bunch of terrain pieces held in common

Eh, using craft in the same way that smithing is craft. XD

and theyll grab out a bunch to set up a game

it takes some time and effort to assemble and paint

This isn’t a game store collection

but its not the same level as train dioramas

Yeah, it's a diorama. You can call it a wargaming table all you want, but it's a distinction without a difference. The same skillsets are involved in creating the two.

This represents hundreds of hours of work by my friends and I

@Goodwood of Dank™ dioramas dont get moved

"it's my basement where I keep the slaves"

^

@Magnus the Goat, Snowpelt King They absolutely do. Especially if you're building for competition.

I've seen some absolutely killer dioramas on the internet.

by moved i meant

Next image is my icon

they arent ocmposed of removable parts

everything is built into the scene

You're splitting hairs.

Nothing can't be moved with enough effort. <:hypersmugon:544638648721604608>

if you ust put a bunch of modular buildings on top of a level ground

it wouldnt look good

or ats least not diorama good

itd be normal quality for wargames though

It's still a diorama.

It’s modular, all built on the same size squares. The roads line up so you can rearrange them as the scenario dictates.

because they only have a few tables

It's just a shit diorama.

You literally give 50 dollars to some retard on the internet stfu

and dont have the space to constantly be changing tables

@Scale_e that one looks much better quality ise