When some people have the strength to find humor in war
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Brilliant 
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Very nice dio. I love the subject and the snow has been done in a very convincing way!
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The soldiers could have used a piece of coal/cinder
to create the moustache
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Very nice diorama and subject!
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Super idea and very well executed.
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Nice concept. Expertly executed. The snow is some of the very best I’ve seen. Congrats sir.
J
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This could be a diorama for present days with an other dictator.
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@Dim_pir ; What is your recipe for snow - baking soda, white glue, and water?
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Without a doubt one of the coolest and most creative dioramas I have seen in a while. Really nicely done
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Superb!!
We see far too little humor within the hoby’s serious undertone.
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Excellent ! Well thought out.
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yes something like this
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Very creative , nicely done !!!
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What they’ve all said, a show-stopper/winner 
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beautiful my friend! how did you make your smoke from the wood heater? Distressed and shaped cotton ball or cheap pillow stuffing? I built a Bradley firing one of its TOWs a long time ago and I think I shaped a thinned out cotton ball attached to a very thin wire in the form of a trail then lightly airbrushed the end with some smoke from Tamiya. Yours looks very nice!! 
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Your diorama earned a strong reply. “Humor in war” is a vital necessity. We could ALL use more humor these days. That’s one of the BEST dios I’ve seen in a long time. It’s powerful, but subtle. Is this from your own imagination, or from a photo? Even if photo-inspired, you nailed it, I’m sure. If this is 100% your imagination, you’re in an elite group of master modelers. This is museum-quality. And I bet somebody offers to buy it!..KEEP UP the GOOD WORK!
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Thank you for the kind praise.
The smoke was made by stretched cotton, after a few attempts and a little luck
thanks
Plenty of them…