The dog from Pripyat
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16 7 April, 11:18
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This was the first diorama I build after returning to the hobby a couple of years ago. It's inspired by the Netflix series Chernobyl. I tried to make a rainy scene but not very pleased with the outcome. The lamp post is wired and if I get a grip, I will try to fix that.