Here is my 1/72 diorama for the Miniature Magic Campaign.
I usualy don't make 1/72 models. My first 1/72 job was the CECINA 1944 , this is my second 1/72 project.

The Sdkfz 7/1 with flak is from Revell. This kit waited to be builded for about 5 years. The Sdkfz 250/9 is from Italeri purchased last winter. It was a nice opportunity to see the differences of detailing between two kits, one of them beeing an old one.

Thanks Savage for this campaign. It was fun for me to build again another 1/72 diorama.

Are you out of your mind? You must be young! 1/72nd scale! Wow, that's a great job! You know, when you think about it, you'd be able to display the entire german army on one shelf in 72nd scale. That's really the way to go. I can only offer admiration to folks that work with such a small scale. Good for you! It looks great! Nice job with the cig smoke, the trees, the ground works, the story line, and the photography shooting so close.

There are a few things I wonder that might have been achieved with a little more effort. One being, wouldn't vehicles that are so heavy leave track marks in the ground? Just a thought. Keep up the great, miniature work!
Easy Off.

Great little dio Wampum! You can be proud especially if that is only your second project in 1/72 And you'rejust in time, I still hope I can finish my entry before the deadline

Cheers and happy modeling

Pedro

Very good work in braille scale!!1

I built the Revell flak truck a while ago and its a decent kit.

cheers!
Mirko

Excellent work! IMHO, the detail on both vehicles and crew is so good that maybe(?) you might give some thought to splitting them into two dios. In any event, it's a great job. Can't wait to see what you do with larger scale(s).

Art

Wampum

Outstanding job. Vehicles and figures both look great.

Keep up the good work.
N E O

Thanks guys for your kind words.


I'm 33 and my eyes are very well I think.
Yes you are right. I forgot to add the track marks because of hurry.


You can give a look at my gallery page and at my articles for my 1/35 works.
Thanks