Some more mini dio's

"Art Instructor" is my main modeler. He's been working for me for seven years and has built hundreds of armors and dioramas. Tomorrow I'll present a new page showing four new armors and a new diorama from him. I think most frequent users here know him well, they have seen his works for so many years. ;-)

MM,

As usual, I like all of your dioramas.  Of course there are some improvements that you can make on them (like what others have pointed out).  One thing I noticed was the color of pistol holster (M12 Bianchi) on seal teams look very flat drab color matching their uniforms.  It should be more like Greenish color.  I had one and used it out in the field extensively and it did not fade the color.  See the photo below for reference.

T-rex wrote:

isn't that a amphibeiphs jeep, doesn't really go well with the scene that much.

T-Rex,

Schwimmwagen was used extensively by the German Recon, Engineer units as well as whoever could get their hands on it because of its mobility.  Because one vehicle is designed to be an amphibious doesn't mean it is not used by the ground troops or used on land. 

Regarding the SEAL-Vignette it's also the the other standing guy: why the heck is he swapping a magazine during a breaching! You do this before!

The first and last really need more focus to the scenes. They look like a bunch of figures thrown together.

The big problem is the SEAL vignette. The guy withthe shotgun is pointing a loaded, presumably cocked gun directly at the back of the lead guy going in! Basic safety protocol requires a gun in that position to be aimed at the ground.

Again, your builders need to do more research for you to get your money's worth.

Very good, did you did all of these?

I like the first one, but the vehicule at the back, isn't that a amphibeiphs jeep, doesn't really go well with the scene that much.