Diorama of a Roman Bath in Hadrian's Villa
Here is a fantastic diorama made by a web visitor (Charles B.) He does one of my favorite things; that is to travel the world and use it as inspiration to make a diorama. This diorama is of a Roman bath in Hadrian's Villa and it came out absolutely terrific. You might be wondering about the amazing detail of the red bricks. These are all hand made! And he shows us how to do it. I have put together a tutorial based on his technique. You can find that tutorial here: How to make miniature bricks for your diorama
Charles has also made some other amazing dioramas and you can check them out here:
A ruined building and street based on Pompeii - A Roman coliseum diorama with battling warriors
- Index
- What is a diorama?
- A short history of Dioramas
- Diorama Books
- Painting Miniatures
- Diorama Ideas
- Diorama Examples
- Diorama Making for the artist
- Diorama Making supplies & Tools
- Dioramas by Web Visitors
- Printable diorama box
- Diorama Images
- Diorama Making Videos
- Diorama words, terms and definitions
- Waterfalls and water in dioramas
Types of Dioramas to Make
- New Series: The Medieval Village
- WW2/Fantasy
- Action Figure Diorama (IronMan)
- Egyptian Diorama
- Military Dioramas
- Jack and the Beanstalk
- The Secret Grotto Diorama
- Make a waterfall diorama
- How to make a waterfall
- Rock Climbing diorama
- How to make a Paper Mache Diorama
- Diorama inside a lightbulb
- Insect Maker Diorama
- Mississippi River with Indians
- Really creative shoebox diorama
- Dinosaur Diorama
- Make a secret diorama
- Wildlife Diorama (African Oasis)
- Firefly Diorama with real blinking lights
- Rainforest Diorama
- Ocean Diorama
- Shadowbox diorama
- Make a shoebox diorama
- Massive Castle Diorama
- Diorama Examples
- Polymer Clay
- The Battle of Thermopylae Spartan Warrior Diorama - A tutorial
- HALO Diorama
- Wizards Tower Foam Diorama
- Cemetary Diorama
- Trench Warfare
- Simple Nature Diorama
- Water Woman Diorama
- WW1 Diorama submitted by a web visitor
- Christmas Holy Land Diorama submitted by a web visitor
- New and easy Rainforest diorama
- New Section: Making WW2 Dioramas and Miniatures
- Castle Siege Diorama project
- Easy water scene diorama making
- Roman Bath
- Colonial Times Diorama
- Desert Diorama
- Tree diorama that changes over time
- Make a Triarama
- Bridge with Dragon
- 3 Succubi Fantasy Diorama
STORES
- Woodland Scenics Terrain Materials
- Revell Model Kits
- Tamiya military Models
- Woodland Scenics Turf and terrain Materials
- Diorama Making Books
- Diorama Kits
- Scene-A-Rama diorama Kits
- Plastic Scale Dinosaur Diorama Kits
- Harry Potter Dioramas
- Diorama Foam
- Conflix Medieval Buildings for Dioramas and wargaming
- Tatebanko Paper Dioramas
- Woodland Scenics Grand Valley
- Woodland Scenics rolled Grass -(RG)
- Diorama Accessories
Plastic Models
- Tiger Tank 1/72 Scale
- Sherman Tank 1/72 Scale
- How to make plastic models: Tips, Tricks and techniques
- Painting Miniature German Soldiers (1/72 Scale)
- Painting Miniature American Soldiers (1/72 Scale)
Check out the Diorama and Miniature store
*Short Diorama Tutorials*
- Use Plexiglas to make bodies of water
- How to make bricks
- Make Water Effects
- How to make a waterfall
- How to make snow for your diorama
- How to Make realistic tufts of grass
- How to make trenches
- Terrain making with foamcoat
- Creative terrain shell making
- How to make Miniature Trees
- How to Make rubber rock and wall molds
- Motorize a drawbridge on your diorama
- Using foam to make a diorama
- How to make good looking rubble using cork
- Creative Shoebox Diorama Ideas for School
- A foam based diorama with water from start to finish
- Some great WW2 diorama trench making tips with video
- How to make plastic models- Tips tricks and techniques
- A look at some diorama buildings
- How to make barbed wire
- How to make mud in a diorama
- Diorama Tip - plastic models and resins
OTHER PROJECTS
Make a cardboard Samurai Sword
Make a Cardboard Medieval Shield
How to make a fantasy shadowbox
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