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These are a few dioramas I built before I 'converted' to 40K modelling. I've got more, but I'm not sure how these will be received, so I will hold off on posting them until later. I realize they might not interest some people on here.
Bunker:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-35196-28385_Bunker%20Diorama%20Wwii.html
Jagdpanzer:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-35196-28386_Jagdpanzer%20Dio.html
Korean War Tank Destroyer:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-35196-28384_Stalemate%3A%20Korea%2C%201952%20Dio.html

Let me know what you think and I'll update my gallery with a couple of other ones.

Amazing is really the only word that comes to mind. It looks like they took a lot of work. My favorite is the chess players. Seriously awesome stuff.

-You should upload more stuff as it is awesome.

Thanks, I did these a few years ago, back when I had time to model. Maybe this winter will present an opportunity to do some more 40k stuff...

your dioramas are fantastic. Your attention to detail is just amazing. Hopefully we both get some freetime again soon to some more modeling

That's epic.

Thanks for the feedback!! I'm glad you like them. Here is one more:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-35196-28404_%27taking%20Anna%20Out%27%20Dio.html

It may not look like it, but probably the most time consuming of them all. Urban stuff is a challenge for me because there has to be so much depth to make it convincing (streets, rubble, building interiors, dust from destruction on top of natural weathering, etc) really overwhelming when you try to take it all in to account.

Am I the only one who for some reason thought that this was going to be Ronnie James Dio in power armor?

Thee are really good, though. My favorite is the Korean war tank destroyer. Looks like an M18 Hellcat.

This is some seriously stunning work man. I hope to grow up to be like you lol

Those are great, I especially love the detail on the soldiers themselves, as it makes the whole piece come to life.

Ah, thanks so much guys! Yeah it is an M18. Some of the military figure companies (alpine minis in particular) do really stunning figures. Such a joy to paint.