Super sweet, the look fits them very well.I of course love dio's and wish there was more out there to see.Bill it totally changes the game in my book , and as a walk in piece for the house it must be a show stopper.My hive is wow but the space these take is a commitment, and dust will be a small problem.
Yeah, you've been encouraging me to do one, and your hive was an inspiration, bro
This was put together with two pieces of 12" x 36" x 1-1/2" thick Styrofoam, with wood cross braces underneath; then covered with black cloth wrapped around and hot glued to the bottom. I can move it anywhere and put it on almost any table....or I might make a stand for it. The point being that I can move it anywhere so it can be a show piece, or if I have company over and I need the space I can tuck it into a back room somewhere. Of course, I already want to make it bigger or make another. . I certainly can see the addiction

Regarding dust, good point. The moss can be replaced easy enough, but I have been wondering about the best way to dust the rest of it along with the figures. What do you do with yours? Compressed air canisters like for computer keyboards? Let me know if you get a chance, man

Thanks!!
jehdin, i gotta give it to ya buddy, that is one outstanding diorama my dude! ******, DAMN! really, nice work man
love the bamboo approach! looks like a scene from the movie we never got to see.
Thanks bro!! I appreciate it. I don't know if I can get 6 Hot Toys preds on there without it looking jammed up, so I might make an extension to it. For the NECA 7" dudes, it is plenty big enough. None of the figures or scenery are glued, so I can change it up and add or remove trees, etc. and change figures as well. I feel a Halloween theme in my near future
The black fabric covers Styrofoam, and sand is in top of that, so to insert the bamboo or branches I just use a razor blade and make a tiny slit in the fabric, then shove the piece into the Styrofoam. If I pull something out, the sand covers the slit in the fabric. Moss is strewn loosely around on top of the sand.
Thanks again for the compliment on it
