Tamiya Cromwell with farmer from Tamiya British infantry set (and my favourite figure of them all) with a cow. I think everyone should do at least one diorama that includes a cow.





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Glenn

Very nice little diorama. Well done.

Kevin

This one looks perfect to my eyes. I like all aspects. The only thing I've never seen is the allied star on the tarps on the back. Great work!

thanks for the comments, Ram and Greg

Greg: Page 17 Concord Pubs. British tanks of WWII, (Holland and Germany, 1944/1945 by David fletcher. Pic of a Cromwell with a star on the covering tarp on the engine deck. What is even better is that there is absolutely no track sag in evidence, which was a point of complaint about this kit when it was released. (also, in the pic the tank commander is using an umbrella to shelter from the driving rain-that would make for a visually-intersting diorama.

Nice Glen, love the low angle pics!

Thanks. The hardest part of finishing this diorama was not the fiddly bits of the Hessian tape for the camo netting (stored on the right rear fender) but painting the moustaches on both firures.

Very nice little scene Glenn. Great ground work ... very natural and realistic looking.

Hey, Lemmy likes my diorama.

Very nice little vignette.

Good work Glenn I like it-


Sounds like a perfect idea for a campaign-Figures, vehicles and Dioramas of any type and era- the only rule is one or more cows must be involved

Refreshing. Looks like the Cromwell just had a bath.

I'm not sure about a cow, but I do wish that a 1:35 platypus was available.

Hi, Yank, it is actually a little dirtier, especially around the lower hull, and dustier than it appears in the photo, but, as it is supposed to be situated in an autumn 1944 setting, rainy weather would have washed away earlier dirt and dust accumulations.