AGRAM LEGO SECTION - F1 car: FW14b

Gallery of winning entries of Black Queen H&MPC2026

BEST OF SHOW & 1. place MASTERCLASS - IVAN KNEZOVIĆ

2. place MASTERCLASS - ANŽE ZORKO

3. place MASTERCLASS - ANA POLANŠĆAK

BEST DISPLAY - MARKO PAUNOVIĆ

BEST OF FANTASY & PEOPLE'S CHOICE - IVAN KNEZOVIĆ

BEST OF HISTORICAL - NINOSLAV LUK

BEST SCULPT - MONIKA BEŠENIĆ

1.placeSINGLE MINIATURE - VLADIMIR MATIĆ-KURILJEV

2.placeSINGLE MINIATURE - ANA POLANŠĆAK

3.placeSINGLE MINIATURE - ADAM SKENDŽIĆ

1.placeLARGE/MOUNTED MINIATURE - SEBASTIAN SOGARD

2.placeLARGE/MOUNTED MINIATURE - JURE CUKAR

3.placeLARGE/MOUNTED MINIATURE - ANA POLANŠĆAK

1.placeUNIT / SQUAD - IVAN KNEZOVIĆ

2.placeUNIT / SQUAD - MILAN RADACSI

3.placeUNIT / SQUAD - MAKSIMILIJAN ŠPRUNG

1.placeVEHICLE / MONSTER - MAKSIMILIJAN ŠPRUNG

2.placeVEHICLE / MONSTER - MARIO GRGUREV

3.placeVEHICLE / MONSTER - MARKO PAUNOVIĆ

1.placeOPEN - PETAR KNEZOVIĆ

2.p...

SFRJ 1986 v2 Diorama part 5

In this series of articles, we will follow my work on a new diorama, another in the 1986 series. This time I have again decided to use a former country. Another version of the SFRY 1986.

So far I have finished making the base, painting the base, painting the interior of the vehicle and painting the figures. Now it's time to add the vegetation

The pines/trees were already fixed to the base before painting, so the first vegetation I added was tall shrubs that filled the volume of the base.

Then I added lower vegetation like tall grass and lower bushes.

Finally, I added some short grass, making sure when I was making the parking lot and path that there was no vegetation in the places where the wheels pass.

The paint on the base has just dried up, so next time I'll add the vegetation.

When the diorama is turned to the back, the volume of the forest is visible.

Before placing the vehicles and miniatures on th...

SFRJ 1986 v2 Diorama part 4

In this series of articles, we will follow my work on a new diorama, another in the 1986 series. This time I have again decided to use a former country. Another version of the SFRY 1986.

After the base and the vehicles, I started painting the miniatures. Two policemen and a truck driver. The first step was the base color – black and then white..

After that, I started with the basic colors, concentrating a little more on the truck driver..

Considering the year and location of the action, I decided that his jacket should have the logo from the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympics..

Then I threw myself at the policemen..

The paint on the base has just dried up, so next time I'll add the vegetation.

SFRJ 1986 v2 Diorama part 3

In this series of articles, we will follow my work on a new diorama, another in the 1986 series. This time I have again decided to use a former country. Another version of the SFRY 1986.

As I announced last time, it's time to get down to the vehicles. The first thing I did was disassemble the models and take out the interiors of all three vehicles.

As you can see in the picture, the interior of the vehicle is poorly or not at all painted, so a lot of attention and time was spent there. I painted the upholstery in shades of gray, or brown on the Tristač. I brought out the details on the dashboard and around the gearbox.

There was something missing from the start on the Fićo, but I couldn't figure out what it was until Kruno pointed out to me that the flashing lights were missing. I fixed that with a small 3mm clear LED that I painted in Tamiya Clear Blue with a silver edge.

This completes the painting of the vehicles’ interior.

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SFRJ 1986 v2 Diorama part 2

In this series of articles, we will follow my work on a new diorama, another in the 1986 series. This time I have again decided to use a former country. Another version of the SFRY 1986.

Last time I explained how I created the terrain, and this time I'll be painting the terrain. The terrain itself consists of several parts: an asphalt road, a turnoff and path, and the terrain in the forest.

Since I wanted all the surfaces to have similar tones, I decided to paint without a base color, applying the main color immediately. The paint I applied was very thin so it stayed wet for a long time, which allowed me to mix the base colors and get a uniform tone.

After applying the basic tones, I started shading. I also used the same principle, using quite diluted tones to create unevenness in certain parts of the surface.

Then I added a layer that I could most simply call wash. A very diluted darker shade of color.

I applied the final sh...