Just read a forum about people not sending pictures of there dio here is mine, i am open to critics and one more thing it is not yet finisched maybe your critics could help too get it better


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Rima, wow thats an awesome diorama you have going there, Details everywhere I love the addition of smoke to the field kitchen. The only critique I have is that some of the slodiers may be a bit to clean. I am very impressed. Please keep us posted. Cheers Kevin

EXCELLENT!
One question - where are the figures from? I recognise some of them but others I'm unsure. The bloke taking a dump - he is taking a dump isnt he and not partaking in a male only activity if you get my drift? I couldnt help notice his 'reading' material if it is what I think it is!

WOW what a DIO

WE have a rising star here on the site

It's incrediable. My first ship dio was ugly. Your armour dio is outstanding OH MY :-) :-) :-)

I haven't done a armour dio yet but working on some ideas hope it comes out 1/2 as good as yours

The others are right the figs need alittle pastels to show mud around the feet more. It rained alot in germany.

The smoke coming out of the cooker is impressive, how was it made.

The buildings look home made they are increditable.How long did it take you to build the dio.

Happy Modeling

Sorry about that so first
from TAMIYA
- German Observation Group on the 1 rst House 1rst floor
- The US POW are also from TAMIYA
US Armored Personnel Carrier M3A2 half trak
- German Fiel kitchen TAMIYA
http://www.greatmodels.com/inventory/images/Tamiya/tam35247.JPG
- The Sherman M4A3 also TAMIYA n 122
- The guy having a sh*t is from Verlinden Production `` Things to do ´´
http://www.greatmodels.com/inventory/images/Verlinden/vp1472.JPG
- The first house is from Verlinden too it is the Italian house
http://www.greatmodels.com/inventory/images/Verlinden/vp0101.JPG
- From Italeri German Rest Group
http://www.greatmodels.com/inventory/images/Italeri/it6398.JPG

Rima,
Is this one set in Italy, also? My goodness, you are my hero! Man, I only wish I had the space (and patience) to put all of that work into a single dio. Wonderful work. A real piece of art.
Ciao for now
Rob