Still undecided on a name. Tentatively, “Winter Wonderland”
Old Tamiya T-34/76 kit
Dragons “Cold Wind” figure kit
Let me know what you think of the diorama and I’m open to suggestions for a title.
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Quite a moody, sombre scene you have brought to life- especially so in those black and white shots. You can almost feel the chill whipping around them as they forge in through the icy, frosty landscape. It has a sense of quiet about it too- the way things sometimes get in such weather- just the rattle of equipment and crunching footsteps as they pass the tank. The muted, grey-ish tones really suit the scene too.
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I’m cold just looking at this!
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Outstanding work! The soldiers’ poses truly reflect the cold and their sense of despair. How about “Retreat From Moscow II?”
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Great job. I think winter scenes are hard to do. I like the tow cable stretched out in an apparent rescue attempt.
How about “Do svidaniya” - the fun part is you don’t know who is saying it.
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If you wanted to make the person viewing the diorama feel the sting of the cold, you absolutely nailed it. I love the black and white photos. Congratulations!!!
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This is one of the cooler dioramas Ive seen in a long time. Winter wonderland is perfect and so are those figure poses! The black and white photo is really cool!
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This is a very telling and excellent diorama. The cold is very evident in your B&W pics. Mr_Tom_Schry recommended the title ‘Retreat from Moscow II’. But it looks like they’re advancing past a knocked-out T-34 instead of retreating, It, looks like Operation Typhoon; the Winter of 1941 push to capture the Russian capital of Moscow. Just before the Russians counterattacked. Here is my rendition of that Russian counterattack. I called my diorama ‘Rude Awakening’. I’m going to do mine in B&W, to see if it looks colder. lol.
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