Custom made dioramas/figure displays - Castle Grayskull themed figure display

[Robarr The Morbid]

Very nice indeed!

[Widukind]

What I prefer is the "wall/entrance" of that diorama ! Very cool indeed !

For those who want to see extra crispy dioramas, check out the dioramas custom artists came up with for the Saint Seiya collection... I wonder what the same artists could do for MOTUC. Dioramas are truly a form of art.

[Hec-Tor]

Thank you very much
Yes, I'm planning to make more photos on which you will be able to see the throne also I made it in such a way so the sorceress can normally sit on it without having to fold her arms or remove the feather token from the figure.
I'm very busy at the moment and I don't have time even to upload more photos , but I really hope I will have more free time in the following week, so more diorama photos are coming soon

[J-Sun]

That is an excellent display Hec-Tor. I really like how you incorporated the Grayskull parapets onto the upper tier!
Is that a Sorceress throne I see off to the side? Nice!!!

[Hec-Tor]

Thank you sir

[_RZ_]

Awesome work Hec-Tor!

[Hec-Tor]

Thanks a lot ! :-)

[Hec-Tor]

Thanks
Yes, I have planned to make a Snake Mountain stand diorama but I can't find free time to dedicate to that "cause" ...

[Augenblick]

Wow! That's brilliant!

[TechTrek]

very well done. love the display, I hope to do something like this some day when i get official space for my stuff. great job again. do you plan on doing a snake mountain version?

[Hec-Tor]

Thank you for the kind words :-)

[Captain Atkin]

These custom diorama stands look amazing! So much better than what Mattel actually made for collectors to buy.

[Hec-Tor]

Thanks very much

[Black Zodac]

Those are very cool! I would love that for my collection

[Hec-Tor]

Dear friends,

I wish to share with you some of my MOTUC dioramas. These dioramas are made by me and Moonpoosh.
Most of them are hand made from materials such as polymer clay. I will start with Castle Grayskull themed figure display.
I also wish to thank to John Atkin for the invitation