I just completed my Battle of Crete Trilogy over a year. 3 dioramas covering various aspects - glider assault initial day of invasion, a famous bayonet charge by the ANZACs, and a post-battle depiction showing the various uniforms and groups involved.
Comments welcomed, and thanks for looking.
Jeremy
Impressive trio!
That’s a lot of work and well done!
Those are three outstanding dioramas!
Great depictions from the 3 events. Very nicely executed 
And after doing a battlefield tour there, its not a place I would enjoyed fighting in…
Very , very cool !!!
That is some excellent work. Beautifully painted figures and vividly posed scenes.
Outstanding!
Really great scenes,I really like the one with the glider,the figures expressions and poses really denote the anxiety
Impressive work! Wow!!
What they’ve all said, superb – you had me at the glider!
I am really impressed by the fantastic diorama
Nice work!
Really interesting and skillful work . Crete is a fascinating subject on many levels. I wasn’t aware that the Splittertarnmuster Splinter B was worn by Fallschirmjäger units in Crete. Very well depicted. 
Wow! Great work! The glider was really nice to see, rare type of diorama. Thanks for showing us!
Love the approach. Each one self contained with dynamic movement and great composition yet each one compliments the other when viewed as a sequence. And your figures ate top shelf!
Impressive scratch work, figures, layout, ground work and presentation, all of it. Excellent.
Just found this, wow what a great job throughout! Uniforms, scenery, and composition all balanced and interestingly displayed.
A lot of info and history to cover and you’ve succeeded admirably.
Really enjoy the concept of “before, during, and after”.
Sincerely
Dave 
Superb figurepainting!
And splendidly positioned dioramas too.
Thank you for capturing a great moment in history with these amazing dioramas
Great concept with the three dios stringing a story. Also very high standards of painting on the figs and the general groundwork as well. Outstanding post !
J
