What
we have got here is what can truly be called a "multi-media"
set. There is plaster, resin, cardboard, paper, wood and even some
plastic. (Even though, the latter might actually be some very flexible
resin.)
The centerpiece
is a 15 by 15 centimeter plaster base plate with some impressive detail.
What I noticed was that there is some kind of "pixelation"
present on some of the details, as if this were made with a kind of
screen. Alternatively, it might be the result of the action of a laser,
as most of the other parts are laser-cut. It does give some texture
to it all, though.
The main
structure of the house is made from laser-cut cardboard,
to which we need to add details. These come in different thicknesses
of paper/cardboard.
Small
details are given in wood and plastic (resin ?), while the plates
for the roof are definitely resin.
The manual
is the largest I have seen for a diorama item. (Most dio sets even
come without any explanation.) It counts no fewer than seven pages.
In all,
a very impressive set. As I have never worked with these materials,
I feel a bit apprehensive as I might have to adapt my techniques.
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