Hey guys!Me again! I made some progress in my new dio and I have a question: The cameraman is recording the tiger crew... do you think that if i put 4 soldiers on the back of the tiger(PanzerRiders,from Dragon)The tank will be too much "loaded"?
- Major Goose and Graywolf: I followed your tips and took out the "gren stuff" on the barrel!!And add some lead foil to the rain pipe
As the pics shows, I already make the groundwork(Celluclay)and sprinkle some static grass
Any comments are very welcome!!Tips too!!!

Realistic dio Bus, doesn't look overloaded on the tank.
Nice job on the wooden shed.

that is going to be one heck of a nice dio, bus. it gives a really cool vibe. you did a really good job on the figures and the tank too. heck, you did a good job on everything!

good work on everything. Tamiya figures are well painted . The barrel and rain pipe is good now... just another shot from wolf ; :-) there must be a support under the shelf that it can carry 2 shovels and 1 pickaxe.
congrats for the good work Bus

I wouldn't put the extra 4 soldiers on the back. It's fine the way you have it now. It looks like the crew have gathered on the front of the tank to get their picture taken. I guess that is the natural reaction of a crew if someone was going to take their pictures.

Thanks for the kind words guys!
Graywolf- I´ll work oon it too!
Norseman-Yeah.. I think I´ll just put the Tiger crew

Great dio so far. Nice changes.

I wouldn't put 4 more figuers on the tank. I would put them standing around 'waiting' for the photo to be shot. Kinda like they are waiting for a ride, but don't want to be in the photo because its a posed shot of the tank and its crew.

Question - how are you going to paint the celluclay? Remove the tank, figs, and building then spray, or hand brush with thinned down paint?
I would add more grass to the grassy areas, the bare spots are good.

Thanks
Slodder-I´ll paint it with my airbrush, I´ll remove everything before.About the grass- ´ll put more too, i´m just waiting for the first layer of glue to dry.