Dio completed!

Sweet... That column reminds me of that scene in Kelly's Heros.... before they go to the barn or R&R. Super stuff... another up and coming star...

Couple thoughts...Good composition and use of stock figures. Neat assortment of vehicles, too.
You might want to be a bit more careful in cleaning up your figures, I still see some big mold lines in places, especially in the hands of the guy with the canteen next to the jeep.
The jeep appears to be at the head of the column...I don't think he'd kick up that much mud onto his own windshield. In any case, he'd surely be running his wipers to be able to see where he's going.
Given the mud you've depicted, the guns/barrels should be covered. Getting all that grime in there could make for a very unpleasant surprise upon firing.
Try to carry the ground work up onto your figures a bit more to make them seem more part of the environment.
Try to get the vehicles, especiallly the tank a bit more into the ground. That much muddiness would leave a very soft surface and you want you stuff to look like its weight is bearing down into the road more.
Please consider these as suggestions for refinement on a very good piece of work.

Wow!! You've been a busy boy! Keep it up.

Looks awesome really love it!

Great looking dio. Thanks for posting the link.
mark956

Absolutely fantastic... All of them are superb!!! The figures and the base are just too good... Keep the good work coming!!

Cheers,
Nandakumar

that's pretty cool, man, that must've took some time ?

QUOTE: Originally posted by ajlafleche Couple thoughts...Good composition and use of stock figures. Neat assortment of vehicles, too. You might want to be a bit more careful in cleaning up your figures, I still see some big mold lines in places, especially in the hands of the guy with the canteen next to the jeep. The jeep appears to be at the head of the column...I don't think he'd kick up that much mud onto his own windshield. In any case, he'd surely be running his wipers to be able to see where he's going. Given the mud you've depicted, the guns/barrels should be covered. Getting all that grime in there could make for a very unpleasant surprise upon firing. Try to carry the ground work up onto your figures a bit more to make them seem more part of the environment. Try to get the vehicles, especiallly the tank a bit more into the ground. That much muddiness would leave a very soft surface and you want you stuff to look like its weight is bearing down into the road more. Please consider these as suggestions for refinement on a very good piece of work.

Thanks for the observations, I'll try to improve on them when my next kit rolls around

Looks real good Will.
I am gonna add an observation though, The GI standing by the M8 would NOT have his weapon muzzle down, mud could clog the bore causing a catastrophic failure.

QUOTE: Originally posted by claymore68 Looks real good Will. I am gonna add an observation though, The GI standing by the M8 would NOT have his weapon muzzle down, mud could clog the bore causing a catastrophic failure.

Oh, whoops didn't think of that, I guess the GI forgot too