Simon Nagorsnik
Wow, a dio in 1/144- sounds interesting!
I can see the Feifel air filter on the tank, i think this one was used on earlier vehicles on the africa front.
I can't say exactly how long they were used later because these are normally no longer visible in later versions.

★ Starfish ★ Author
I will remove these filters or cover them with tarps 😉

Spanjaard
Certainly joining for the ride 🙂

Robert Podkoński
Looks interesting!

Hekafi1932
What a great idea for a diorama! It's shaping up nicely. Is that a Dragon 1/144 Tiger?

★ Starfish ★ Author
Thanks a lot HSC1932! The tank is a cheap diecast that I ordered from China and repainted later.

★ Starfish ★ Author
I used a picture frame and structural paste to form the terrain. Then I used my new static grass applicator. As you will see soon, I scratch built my own trees to place the aircraft next to a little forest. The Tiger tank is a cheap diecast that I repainted. As some tank experts already told me, it's highly unlikely that this type of tank would have been in service late in the war. I still decided to use it but concealed the Feifel air filters under a tarp later. More details coming soon!

★ Starfish ★ Author
Here comes my second diorama in 1/144th scale which I call "The Last Stand". The (fictional) scenario is a group of infantry and a tank defending one of the last critical positions late in WWII. 2 Bachem Ba-349 Natter were abandoned before they could be launched against bombers. A video with all details about the building process can be found on my YouTube channel - I hope you like it!

Youtube Video

Guy Rump
Very impressive! 👍

S M
Amazing fun little diorama! I love it!

Landlubber Mike
Another amazing diorama - really well done!

gorby
Amazing work!

★ Starfish ★ Author
Thanks gorby!

Cristian A
This is so realistic and wonderful details on such a small scale! 👍👍👍

★ Starfish ★ Author
Thank you Cristian! I'm patiently waiting for your first diorama 😊