Cromwell Mk IV scene, just about done.

Doog,

thanks for the advice, I do appreciate it.  I've 'wooded in' a little more of that open space, and will play a bit at the open space between the stones.  With the road, I was aiming for overgrown areas where tracks would not have run, hence only the track stones exposed.  Next time, I'll look at the oblique angles.

Andrew,

Is this one of your first diorama's? The first thing I can say is that, composition-wise, you might have been better off to have positioned your elements at more oblique angles; i.e., not "square" on the board that serves as your base. Also, try to cut down on  the amount of excessive open space--even though you may have more soldiers to put in yet, they should only support the main focal point, which is the tank.

The cobblestone road looks funny--it's "outlined" by the stones, but does not appear to be at all "traveled". Fill up the roadway with dirt, to better simulate a true "road".

Take a look at the positioning of other dioramas, and the efficient use of space on most of them. I think that that will pay big dividends for your next one. It's not bad for a starter, but could be much improved upon with a little research and redesign. I do have to say that the building turned out nicely.