Just wanted to share some pic's of my newest dio using Tamiya's Marder III. Let me know what you think. All comment's and question's are most welcome.

Outstanding! What a realistic moment of life at 'the front'. Super figures and small stories throughout.
Thanks for sharing this.
Cheers!

GREAT WORK ! The figures/expressions and the Marder are very well done. Like what youve done here......AWESOME !

Steve,

WOW!!! Excellent work. Outstanding figures and Marder.

Very well done, congeratulations !

Cheers
Claude

Wow !!!!I really like your dio.Is it in Stalingrad,in Moskau or in Leningrad.The date:Which winter was???

An excellent diorama very well executed.

Very good dio. I like the rabbit & The guy wrapped up in the blanket looks really miserable.

brilliant!

love the guy on the marder

One word................. BRAVO !!!!!!
Amazing detail and use of pre-posed figures.
Cheers

jjumbo

Great work! Congratulations. I especially like the tanker with his hands in his pockets. He looks as if he's quite cold

My only question is - when are you going to submit this for a feature?

This is really well done.

Awesome! Gives me chills just looking at it! Nicely done. Thanks for sharing, and agree, when's it going to be a feature?!

Cheers -

Tim

Very nice dio Steve. Great work on the figures ... I particularily like the guy wrapped up on the front of the Marder. Lots of nice and apt details throughout!

This is really well done.

The combination of mini events within the overall dio scene make it a lot of fun to visually explore. The guy feeding the dog, the rabbit, the little junk pile, and of course the main scene, all trade marks of a good presentation. And-- it looks cold!

Congrats

Steve

Good job !!! how long did it take ? WOW.

Thank's everyone for the great comment's.
Nick, it's Jan-Feb 43 just before the third battle of Karkov.
Bender, took about four month's.
Scott ,as soon as I can.
Again thank's,Steve.

Brilliant diorama, looks really cold.
You reminded me how much I hate winter

Looks great. 1 question though....how did you make the snow? (I know, standard question, but it just looks great and my snow efforts so far were not so great...)

Martin

i realy like the sniper and the dog
it is great to see the details and the way you used unconventional materials like the exoust on the stove. this shows the imagination that the builder needs to be a great modeler.
fantastic details overall.
respect
john

Excellent work. Makes me want to go build something right now!

Fantastic the impression of cold, this very much achieved

congratulations

Domi

Thank's everyone for the great comment's.
The snow is from Woodland scenic's.I just spread some white glue on with an old paint brush and then sprinkeled the "snow" over it let it sit for aliitle while then shook off the excess.
Scott as soon as I get my camera back from the shop I'll be more than happy to do a feature.
Thank's again Steve

Very, very nice!

Great scene!

very cool dio! i can almost imagine their voices... like some others commented, it reminds me how much i dislike winter. heat can be a great discomfort but cold can cause pain.

i really liked the snowshoe on the MG bipod. i had never seen that before.