Coming along really well. Looking forward to seeing the groundwork in place with the tanks and figures. 

Well I finished the foliage. Most of it is obscured by the tanks after I placed them and then I added the figures where they belong.

Now with background photography. It's the morning of June 6, 1944 and the Panzer Lehr Division has been receiving reports of airborne drops and are also receiving sporadic reports of battle at the Normandy beaches. But Field Marshall von Rundstedt and the Panzer reserves are "Awaiting Orders" from Berlin before moving up. The rest is history. All comments and critiques are greatly appreciated.

Just go tthe chance to get caught up on this diorama. Well done!

Fantastic job there!!! 

Everything, the models, the figures, the groundwork, and the photography came together perfectly!!! 

I want to strafe them!!!! 

Only issue I'd have, and it is nitpicky I'll be honest. In the last two photos the tanks don't seem to be worked down into the ground as much as I'd expect a 43 ton tank to be. Maybe you could build the groundwork up around the tracks a little more? 

As I said I'm nitpicking though- that's an amazing dio!!! 

Great job on the tanks and the dio!  I have always had difficulties with figures but you have done well!  My compliments!

Bill

Hey G, you are absolutely right. I did press the tanks into the drying sculptamold to give the tanks the sense of weight as can be seen in a previous post, but once I added the ground foliage it got into the track prints and made it harder for me to press the models into it. I'll probably build it up and add more foliage to give it the look of a 43 ton tank. Thanks for the comment.