Part 2 adding the figures to create a realist WWII vignette. 

Wonderful colorings. In that wall, ground , uniforms, faces!!! Excellent 👌⭐️⭐️⭐️

Gleen , when you put everything together, the hrs of work, patience & skills you have , it’s a Masterpiece from a Master Craftsman.

Hi Glen, those figures really brought that scene together, and yes it is art work, that isbthebthing about this hobby, every person does things differently, bedt regards from Australia

I have watch your video I injoy watching your video I have learn a hole lot from your video I we'll watch your other videos great job on your diorama 😊 have a wonderful 👍😊 and great 😃👍 day be safe

Another great job really liked how you painted the figures came out perfect

Another little gem Glenn...with superb details!

Really like the figures, it really adds a sense of anticipation to the scene

Soldier with the Panzerfaust already has 2 tank destruction badges... and he is looking to get his 3rd. You are the first person I have seen put those badges on a figure. Thats cool! (Anybody with 2 of those badges definitely had nerves of steel.....)

I really enjoy your videos and I like your work. You do an awesome job. Your videos have helped me improve my building skills.

Hello Glenn, big thumbs up! You make everything look effortless. Suggesting we apply a layer of acrylic paint as a base coat for painting faces before using oil paints is a great tip, one among many other useful tips you have given us. Did you decide to paint the colour for the shutters to blend in with the roof or because you liked that colour? The weathered look of the roof and shutters provides a framework for the building and offsets the subtle colouring of the stones. Our eyes are drawn to the rusty downspout, which ties in the faded building with the unkempt looking yard. We travel along the cleverly made eroded soil to the wonderful curved bed covered wth real looking green foilage and on to the figures, and back again to the warm hues of the aged looking shutters. The shutters not ony provide a focol point as a backdrop for the figures but also contrast with the greenish grey shades of the German uniforms. Incidentally. the camouflage looks great and adds to the visual interest. It is a work of art with the richness of colours and hues blending the figures together with the building and the foilage on the ground. A joy to watch as you bring all the elements of your vignette together. Your diorama is a treat for the eyes as well as our imagination. Your step by step commentary is much appreciated. Many thanks for sharing your work and inspiring us with your passion. Looking forward to your next creation with great anticipation.

This entire piece turned out fantastic! I love oil paint, not many know how to utilize it. I create mostly flatwork and 1:9 scale equines and wildlife. I do love making small dioramas too. Anyway, have a great day! ❤

Lovely work, I’ve struggled with that set of figures..

Looks cool. 🖌

Well done 👍

Woawwww nice job :)

Nice Diorama 👍👍👍👍👍

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Looks great Glenn! This is an interesting setting to show off the new Tamiya figures. I recently assembled and primed these figures and agree with you. The detail is excellent, especially at this price point compared to resin figures, but modifications would be difficult. I'm torn if I prefer the older style of figures that you could chop up for customization, or this newer style. At least the hands look like they are actually holding the weapon.

In my opinion replacing stuff ( equipment) in specially designed places is a good thing , because many people don't know how to wear german equipment and they make many mistakes in figures , gluing canteen or other pouches in wrong places . So this specially designed is wery helpful . :)

Well explained 👁👁

Excelente viñeta

Maybe it is possible to change only the weapon to MKb (H) or (W) 42 or MP 43 (all in the german weaponset from Dragon ) I bet thats much easier to convert the figure -Great work on this vignette

New Tamiya figures are excellent. Best option if ypu don’t want to pay the resin figures price

Those figures look good got some mini art ones and the fit is poor on the one i did which is a bit frustrating

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nice

Do you use any matte varnish to 'flatten' your figures/models , especially when using oil paints ? I have used AV and other brand paints that are supposed to be flat/matte but have a sheen after application ... like you I want that dead flat result