This was the first ever diorama that I created. The werewolf miniature is a long out of production Citadel figure. I happen to think it is one of the best werewolf miniatures produced. Great simple yet powerful pose howling at the moon! I put it against three Ral Partha Bugbear miniatures. Obviously they are getting slightly beaten. I had great fun giving the Bugbears wounds, scratches and in one case (the bugbear in front) a few ribs showing.

I always seem to put a bit of humour in my dioramas and this one is no exception. Being a great fan of Conan I painted up a typical conanesque barbarian (I think from Grenadier?).
I also had bits of an old dragon miniature, (no idea why I didn't have the complete dragon model?) and decided to show the aftermath of an encounter between the two :)

I just love these Zombie cowboys from Foundry miniatures. For a change I thought I'd paint them as I would living cowboys rather than the usual thing of painting zombies as if they have just dug themselves our of a grave. And it was nice to use some bright colours rather than just brown leather.

This diorama was the first where I've made and painted every aspect of it right down to the miniatures used. The miniatures are from the 2mm sci-fi range I made and in production from Ground Zero Games. This diorama was a present for a friend of mine called Ellis (who recently got his aunt to tell me off for a misspelling). And I'm hoping it's still sat on a shelf being admired somewhere!

This Diorama was inspired by all those games of D&D I played where a fustrated Game Master would throw in a powerful moster just because the characters where doing to well. They would always claim it was a random encounter! These two figures are quite old, although I believe you can still buy the barbarian. The barbarian was originally from Genadier and the Giant is in fact a Ral Partha Firbolg miniature. This was my first attempt at snow.
I used milliput and added a bit of definition with very watered down black ink.

Here is my dipiction of a more modern approach to Exorcism! I loved the 25mm Citadel gang figure and looked for a way to use him in a scene. He originally had two pistols but I felt he needed some more fire power so added the shot gun. The skeletons are Citadel plastic ones and the rocks came from the garden :)

Another 10mm diorama this time showing the undead legions coming through a portal. The miniatures are 10mm Pendraken fantasy miniatures. I cut a couple of the miniatures to have them look like they were half way out of the portal. The base is another wooden coaster.

One of only two 10mm dioramas that I have made. These Pendraken miniature Marines and Aliens were just begging to be put together in a scene. Unfortunately for the Marines I think
times up! The diorama base is actually a wooden coaster and the rocks were made out of Milliput.

I never really got into Warhammer 40K from Games Workshop but I do like some of the sci-fi miniatures produced for it. This Diorama shows a space marine having run out of ammo just at the wrong time. So he is going to have to rely on his trusty knife. As a nice little touch I made some spent shells to go with the gun on the floor. The scenery is all made of plastic figure bases and the barrells of to the left are electronic components (from a broken Video recorder!)

This Diorama was my first attempt at making a flagstone floor.
It was made out of Milliput which was easy to break up giving stone style chipped edges. Both figures are from Citadel and I chose them to show a fight between Vampire in his lair and the armoured hero come to dispatch him.