Miniature Outback Shack in the Australian Bush | Ozzy Outback Shack

Hi, from MISS DIORAMA. In this video I show you how I made this cute little Diorama of an Outback Shack in the Australian Bush, complete with an outhouse, a windmill, a water tank, trees and a clothesline out the back. The miniature Shack is made of Cardboard, with balsa wood for cladding, and windows and doors that actually function. I hope you enjoy this video, and please be sure to give this video a thumbs up and please don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
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0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Template of Shack
1:35 - Assembling the cardboard walls
3:16 - Making the Diorama Base
3:53 - Making the roof from cardboard
5:44 - Making the Chimney out of cardboard
7:12 - How to make corrugated iron from cardboard
8:19 - Making stonework out of egg carton
11:12 - Making functional doors and windows for a tiny house
15:45 - Making an Outhouse or dunny for an Australian Outback diorama
18:20 - Installing windows into the tiny shack
20:05 - Installing doors in the tiny shack
21:55 - Applying exterior balsa wood cladding
23:22 - Creating a verandah / deck for a model
23:33 - Painting the tiny shack
24:29 - Applying model terrain
27:16 - How to Make a model Windmill for a Diorama
33:05 - How to Make a model Corrugated Iron Water Tank for a Diorama
36:03 - How to Make a Tower / Base for a model Water Tank
38:18 - Applying dirt
39:57 - Finishing touches
41:40 - Placing diorama elements before gluing
42:26 - Making front steps for tiny shack
42:43 - Making model water pipes
44:22 - Applying Rust to metal diorama elements
45:55 - Applying grass, tracks and trees to Diorama
47:03 - Making a model Clothesline
48:11 - Gluing on the Diorama Elements
50:28 - Making a tiny seat for the verandah / deck
51:10 - Door knobs and door mat