hello everyone, this is my lates diorama for the mi-24v hind in 1/35 scale. i hope you enjoy it, thanks !

Outstanding work, only one word - PERFECT

Very nice. It looks awesome. I like how you photo-shopped the post out of some of the pics. Great job.

Uau!
This is an amazing diorama and an amazing Hind. For sure, one of the best I've ever seen.

All looks proportionally correct and true to reality, IMO. Thank you for posting this extraordinary work. Congrats Nguyen!!


PS- that Mi.24 is just awesome

that's a beautiful diorama. Could you tell me the meaning of the "Hunting Crocodylus"?
Thanks

The Soviet/Russian nickname for the MI-24 is the Crocodile.

Mad Duck, I have only one word for your diorama...WOW!!!
Great looking Hind ! And your figures are awesome ! Those are the best eyes I have ever seen on a 1/35th scale figure.
Thank you for sharing !
Tom

Really nice work on your Hind diorama. i also like the diorama base with all it's details.

thanks I didn't know that!

Always loved the Hind. Here's a pic of one of the Polish Hinds that was in Iraq in early 2000s. My friend was with the Polish contingent there.

Beautiful toning and shading. Very well done.

Perfectly done! Bravo!

Kylie

thanks for all your compliments. i will try harder.

sorry for my late, mi-24 is also have 2 code name : Hind (Nato) and Crocodile (Russian). and i used crocodylus for all crocodile family

thanks Nguyen!

Absolutely fantastic job, especially with the rod holding up the helo photo-shopped out. Wonderful photos.

I especially admire the detail around the rotor hub, though overall the build is so great that if you took a shot of it on its landing gear against an authentic photo background I think one would be hard-pressed to tell that it wasn't the real thing.

The figures on the ground are just fantastic too.

One quick question. Do you think if you had painted the rod holding the A/C up a "rocky" color to blend in against the main view, and black above that it would have created a better effect? Just an idle thought, and I know it depends on one's "point of view."

Congrats again on a magnificent effort.

That looks great! The colors and washes really make the models, figures, and terrain pop out. That is some of the best rocky terrain that I've seen in a long time.