this is my latest work, more of a figure painting excercise but a nice little time filler before I'm onto my next project. The SS figures range from Jaeger, Jaguar, Evolution, warriors and I think Yosci or another Japanese manufacturer. The figures are mostly stock with the exception of Hornet heads and slight change of weapons here and there. It's supposed to depict a few SS troops having a disagreement over surrendering or fighting to the last. The 250 is a Dragon offering, the building is a modfied Tiger Models offering and I think the light post and wall lantern is from Mini Art. The roof section is scratchbult and the whole scene including the figures are Vallejo Acrylics.

Great scene that tells a story.

marc

Nice work Dan.Plenty of camo.
Regards
Andy

What a magnificent piece of art!!!! So many details to look at... Well Done!!

Xenofon

I love dioramas and scenes like this,what a great job youv'e done on this dan,lovely story telling and composition,beautifully painted scenery and figures / vehicle,just great and really nice pictures as well.

Brian

Looks great and tells a story very well thought out and well painted.well done.

Ian

Excellent diorama.

Nicely done, that's a lot of camo!
Scott

Great job Dan! Looking forward seeing this at the show.

Best Regards,

Rod

Darn!!!!! A time filler!!!!!! Thats a year or more project for me. Very nice scene and great modelling
Ben

Excellent!

Best regards Lars

Another killer display of exceptional talent in artistry Dan, awesome work once again! Lots to look in this one too, love it.

Cheers, Ski.

Super nice, another piece of eye candy to see in Chicago!

Thanks guys. Appreciate it.

Fantastic work Dan as you usually accustom your fans......your works are really fine ,the paint is so hot and wrap ourself in a fantastic show........!!!

The building is very beauty.......you realized the WRUST INSIGNA by your self???

i loke especially the figures and their position in the diorama i have the old JAGER figure too....and you paint them in a fantastic way to stay at warriors and Jaguar sculpt level.....yes that figure is Yosci...i confirm for you!!!!

When a big dioramas with us soldiers as tank riders on same shermans.........in Ardenne or Normandy???

Bye bye and congratulation for all yot incredible dioramas you share with us!!!

Mario from Italy.

Thank you Mario. The wurst sign was a commercial release from VLSAND I've been told "hanchen" is spelled incorrectly. Too late to change it now unfortunately.