Hi!
This is my vietnam dio.
Welcome to comment.
Ekapong

Well that’s going to be one big thumbs up from me. For all the right reasons.

Paul

Thanks Paul

I've often wondered how someone would use that figures set in a realistic scene. You've managed to pull it off very nicely!

I'm really liking this a lot.
I love the way you've designed the composition to work from any viewpoint on the circular base and the way you've captured the messy cluttered look, without the model being messy or cluttered.
The only thing i'm wondering is, would the GRUNT be wearing steel (given the situation) or would it have been better placed just to the side of the tub?
Hey, that's just a thought, not a criticism!
Congratulations on a brilliant little vignette and thank you for sharing it with us.

Richard

Hi Jeremy, Hi Richard
Thanks for comment
Ekapong

A nice diorama, with loads of small entertaining details!
Regards,

Just what I like about dio/vign's, so full of detailed eye candy that you can't stop looking at all the small details scattered around. Well executed and a jewel of a dio/vign. Hey Richard, think of the steel pot as protection from being bushwacked.

I take your point Bob. Now I look again, I can see a couple of weapons he could be assaulted with!

And just think, what would he do if she grabbed up one of the geese and hit him over the head with it??

I too have wondered about how to place the Saturday Night Bath piece. I never thought outside of the box. Been trying to picture it in a house.

Have been looking a this kit for a while - but you nailed it in every aspect of realism ,detailing and setting the right mood.
Welldone to a very fine piece of modeling genius.
Absolutely amazing.

Ekapong,
Outstanding diorama. Very good use for that set of figures. There is something everywhere for you to look at Keep up the great work.
Tom