I've posted some pics of my latest diorama in my gallery. It's not quite finished, but I thought I'd give you guys a sneak peek!









Lots more pics in my gallery. Let me know what you think.

well done Bob. looks real nice.

what kit is the old car under the garage sign?

cheers
Cliff

Looks great, I like it. Good job.

Words fail me, a really great job. BTW - that dio must be huge, where do you store it!

Looking very good. It's great to see some civilian figures. It's not often we see that. What brand are the civilian figures?

I think the figures are...MK35 / Custom Diorama figures....but I'm not sure!

Very good looking dio! I hope to build a dragon wagon myself once too!

Greetings,
Martin

congrats Bob.very nice dio. good vehicles,figures are good posed telling a story,buildings and all diorama details are very nice.
lady in red is really charming
best regards

Thanks, guys. I've been messing with this thing on and off for about four years. I decided to finish it up this winter.




Cliff: That's a Matchbox 1/32nd Citroen Legere. It was originally built for a much smaller dio involving Maquis resistance fighters. Unfortunately, it was dropped and stepped on during a move. I hung onto the parts and used them to create a wrecked car fo this dio.




Dave: I have an old barrister-style book case -- it fits perfectly into it. You can see the under-construction dio in the middle unit.






Jesper and Martin: The majority of the civilian figures are from Custom Dioramics. The little guy leading the horse is Monty from Tamiya's "Famous Generals" set with a new head (from Warriors I think). The horse is from Dragon's Florian Geyer set, as the resin horse that came with the wagon wasn't in a pose I needed.

The "lady in red" that Engin finds charming is the body from the old Italeri Schwimmwagen set with the most effeminate head I could find and Apoxie Sculpt hair. I was pretty happy with the results, but my daughters say "she" looks like a cross-dresser.

The buildings are Verlinden and Custom Dioramics with lots of scratch additions and modifications. Sharp-eyed viewers might recognize Faust's commercial posters in the shop, and the Garage sign from Roadkill's site. Also, look above the door of the ruined bar and you'll see a black cat made from Milliputt -- it's modeled after my wife's cat, Moki, who also seems to remain aloof no matter what is going on around her...

Looks great. I admire the attention to detail that you put into this dio. Everything seems to fit perfectly.

Matt