Hello Nico,

A very fine piece of work indeed!

Some criticism too, the famous two cents...

As a graphic designer, I'm particularly sensitive for type and such. Therefor two remarks about the streamer/banner: it is very difficult to make a good 'bad' banner. Yours still looks a bit like a written note. When people make a protest banner, they don't 'write' but 'draw' (letter shapes). (Obvious typos in banners are due to just that: you don't drop letters when you write then, but you do when you draw them.)

Tip: take a big felt tip marker, or an actual paint brush, write your text about 10 times on a big sheet of paper, pick the best version and scale it down on a photo copier, or through scanning and printing.
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Your text will look a lot more 'real' than it does now, IMO.
(I'd be glad to help you with that, in case you'd like me to...)

Another thing: 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité' is a term related to the French Revolution. Not something that was used 'contre le boche' (against the hun) during WWII

'Bas à Pétain' (Down with Pétain) or 'Bas à la boche, Vive La France' or 'Pétain = Traître' (Pétain = Traitor) would therefor be more historically correct.

But again: great dio!

'Bas à Pétain' (Down with Pétain) ............... or 'Pétain = Traître' (Pétain = Traitor) would therefor be more historically correct.

With a more ragged groundwork it would have been absolutely perfect !

Whitcht aspect of the groundwork should be more ragged? Under the gate?

Then if it's NOT tramped, the grass should cover the whole surface. Then when you open such a farm gate, you often drag some little stones while doing so which imprint a sort of circular pattern on the ground etc etc

I permit myself this sort of harder review than I would have normally done for one reason: I think some parts of your dio are truly handsome, and prove that you have the right eye for diorama making which is allowed to very few. So now just generalize this to the whole of the diorama