Features

Claudio Mezihorak shares some pictures of his diorama "Poltova" featuring Dragon's Stug III G.

Barry Price shares some pictures of his 1/72 diorama depicting an unfortunate incident involving some towed artillery and an overloaded bridge.

Mark Wells shares a well produced diorama featuring a number of Trumpeter kits along with a few resin figures.

Jery Rutman shares with us some images form his excellent diorama " Near Falaise".

Mark Wells shares a great set of images with us of a diorama he has titled ‘A Country Breakfast’.

Mateusz Mathea presents photos of his diorama "Calm after the storm".

Alan McNeilly shares with us 'The Somme 1916 - Part 2 as a follow on to his earlier WW1 Trench diorama.

Matthew Lenton takes some of NOCH's foam Rock Formation and creates a quick display base of a truly treacherous mountain road.

Pawel Grzondziel shares with us some images of his small diorama titled 'On the way to Dinner'.

Charles Reading shares with us some images of a diorama he has titled "The Clubhouse".

Alan McNeilly presents a small vignette of snipers in action at Anzac Cove, 1915.

Mateusz Mathea shares with the Armorama community his scene from operation "Zitadelle", in Kursk.

David Creel Shares with us his method for making a trench Diorama.

Alexander Zelenkov shares with us finished picture of his latest diorama - Gully in Don Steppe (summer 1942)

Here is the lighter of war. There is a bit of irony here too. It shows how a simple setting can make a scene shine.

California Greg Displays his 1/48th scale diorama called "Greetings from the Ultimate KV’s"

Rob Liles shows how he incorporated Dragon's Flakpanzer 38T “Gepard” kit into an Eastern Front diorama.

Here is a nice setting for Tamiya's 1/48th scale Citroën. Just because it's small doesn't mean you can't bring out detail. The ground work here shows that.

Eric sets this Churchill on a small hill on a road in a field. From base to top this is a gem to view.

Sean puts a lot details in this diorama. Everywhere you look on this farm there is something to see. It's a nice relaxed scene behind the lines.