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jwyss234 · 03-15-2019, 09:57 PM

I picked up my street scene diorama from Dorkside today. Overall, I have mixed feelings about the set.

Pros:

Easy to assemble.
Very sturdy for its size.
Nicely detailed.
Able to customize the look (to an extent, at least).

Cons:

WAY. TOO. BIG.

Yes, I only have one complaint but it's a doozy. It was alarming to see how much of my display had to be taken down just to find a space for this set. I may play around with separating the upper and lower building levels so that they can be two separate display pieces but that's a project for earlier in the day. I kinda wish that Neca had designed and sold this set in smaller pieces so that everyone could build a diorama that was the right size for their collection or display space.

Ultimately, I've been wanting a building/rooftop diorama and the this set certainly delivers that. But it feels so overwhelmingly big, especially since I have limited display space at the moment.

03-15-2019, 09:57 PM	#40
jwyss234 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Middle TN Posts: 2,836	I picked up my street scene diorama from Dorkside today. Overall, I have mixed feelings about the set. Pros: Easy to assemble. Very sturdy for its size. Nicely detailed. Able to customize the look (to an extent, at least). Cons: WAY. TOO. BIG. Yes, I only have one complaint but it's a doozy. It was alarming to see how much of my display had to be taken down just to find a space for this set. I may play around with separating the upper and lower building levels so that they can be two separate display pieces but that's a project for earlier in the day. I kinda wish that Neca had designed and sold this set in smaller pieces so that everyone could build a diorama that was the right size for their collection or display space. Ultimately, I've been wanting a building/rooftop diorama and the this set certainly delivers that. But it feels so overwhelmingly big, especially since I have limited display space at the moment.