I am the Lorax, i speak for the trees. The trees yell: “GET ON YOUR KNEES!”

Really nice one, would u consider doing a complete battle scene with tanks. Possibly in modules that can be added together.

Everybody gangster till the bushes start trowing granades

I love how you can make a small diorama look so big. With all the details everywhere. You are so awesome! Love it and can't wait for your next one.

Man i was so inspired by your models i started making models also keep what your doing great dioramas and models

I'm from Vietnam, my grandpa is Vietcong, he still remember those day, I showed him your vid and he say it look really realistic

Absolutely amazing - as I said on the last video, this is exactly why I want more kits to be made of eras like Vietnam War. Thanks to your videos I have started model building myself - I have made a Tamiya 1/35 JS-2 tank similar to your T-34 Berlin model, and now am working on Tamiya 1/48 A6M5 Zero kit. I watch your videos on these multiple times to figure out how to do certain techniques and what order to build my models. Thank you so much for your inspiring work!

Says he don't have much of an imagination, builds a masterpiece

I love it. I have been wanting to try dioramas for a long time.

STOP WHAT YOURE DOING, NEW PLASMO VIDEO plus where are you from David?

Yet again, the music used here fully completes the feel, these videos wouldn’t be the same without it

when you and your platoon are patroling the dense junge and all of a sudden you hear the ground say "chào mừng đến với cánh đồng lúa"

I am Lorax, I speak for the trees. The trees speak vietnamese.

David, I began watching your videos a month or so ago because of your 1/72nd scale armor pieces like this diorama, but I have stayed and am slowly making my way through all your videos because your skills, attention to detail and running narratives remind me so much of my father, a master modeler who passed away two years ago. He began his modeling in the '40s at a time when "kits" consisted of blocks of wood and paper templates. When I became old enough to start building my own models he taught me how to use an airbrush and how to make modifications to the--mostly Revell--aircraft models I began building. I never attained his degree of mastery--as a adult he focused on HO/00 1/87th scale trains--but we shared many hours together enjoying our hobby. I feel a certain sadness watching your videos because I cannot share your work with him, but I also happy knowing that he would appreciate your work and would have enjoyed watching the videos. Cheers, Jeff Hess Have Coffee Will Write p.s. also thank you for the Models For Heroes information. I have already boxed up a couple of dozen 1/76th and 1/72nd scale WWII armor kits (Aurora/ESCI, Hasegawa, Fujimi, &c.) that I'm going to ship across the pond.

I used to own those same model kits when I was a teenager and I hope that I can still be able to get them at a hobby store because trying to get them on the internet can be very hard and expensive and I do love to find a hobby store in my area that has those model kits available

The moment you brought the surface up to the edge I was just, whomever suggested that to you was wise indeed. This looks amazing. Really enjoyed seeing this come together. Nice work! 👍🏼

You8 did a GREAT job on this entire diorama. M113, figures and ground cover are all EXCELLENT especially given the small scale you chose to use.

This is the most detailed 1/72 scale diorama I've ever seen , good work.

Great job. The layers of detail make all the difference

I just love the detail put into Model Diorama’s.

What a cracking little diorama this is ! Especially considering it is in 1/72nd scale - there is just so much detail in it, and the idea of showing the enemy underneath in the tunnels is a total brainwave, just brilliant mate. I think the painting is also worthy of mentioning, to put so much detail on to so small a figure is wonderfully skilled. Anyway, great video, great diorama, well done.

As always, your incredible builds captivate me and fire my imagination. Thank you for posting.

The details are amazing. Been enjoying your videos for the last two days. Just unbelievable.

Had an idea for what might be a cool yet tricky detail: cast tiny, clear resin “light bulbs” with one end of fiber optic embedded in them. Paint the exposed fiber black/brown to look like electric cords. Then string them in the underground bunker and bundle and connect the free ends to an led source. VC tunnels had lots of “rooms,” with at least one that had a generator to power lights and other equipment.

I have to learn, write a test tomorrow. A quick look at the smartphone, and what do I see. A new video from Plasmo. Good time for a short break

I've been always amazed about people making such realistic models. Great work, I love your content!

Another great video - thanks. The jungle looks very realistic, and nice to see how you can use static grass without an applicator.

Awesome work David!!

Amazing work as always David , you never fail to impress with your work

I love all yours works you have done so far, but this one is in a high master level. Congratulations.

Such an excellent idea for a diorama carried out with the finest skill. Incredible job :D

You are a pro, while you were doing this art, I just painted my ISU-152 with acrilic white haha

Very convincing ,very real looking . Thank you .

Incredible diorama! I really like the depth aspect with the tunnel and pit!

Great work, nice voice over, soothing sounds, fantastic model!

FINALLY KZfaq SHOWS ME GOOD RECOMMENDATIONS IM SO GLAD I GOT HERE

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Excellent work David 😀👍

What a beautifully crafted diorama. Thanks for the awesome videos.

ALL that in such a small space - great work! Attention to detail is excellent, love the idea of the VC tunnels. Also, landscaping is very convincing. Well done 👍

In Vietnam, coconut trees always grow along rivers. VietCong soldier never built a tunnel near the rivers. My grandfather was a Viet Cong soldier, he taught me a lot of things about how to dig a tunnel.

Your one of my biggest inspirations for models keep the great work up. 😊

Very nicely done. I'm impressed. That takes a LOT of time and patience

You single handedly got me into tank modeling kn 1/72 scale

Ty a Luke Towan jste podle mě nejlepší modeláři dioramat jaký znám.

Impresionante!!!! Felicitacione!!! Una obra de arte. Saludos desde Argentina

Superb work !! The attention to detail is amazing.👌

What an amazing idea! Breathtaking!

My goodness, such attention to detail. Great job on that one.

PLASMO - magnificent as always!

Great work, wonderful dio. Like your techniques.

Increíble trabajo te felicito por tus videos, son de gran ayuda para los que amamos el modelismo. Gracias

Awesome work as usual! Love all the little details, including the enemy fox holes and after some simple modifications the paper leaves look great. As an observation; if you want to add fallen logs and sticks in future dioramas, you might have an easier time gluing them down first before adding your static grass. This is what I do when detailing the bases and making terrain for my miniatures/tabletop wargames; they're easier to glue down early on, and you can easily control the amount of glue and static grass around it.

Amazing Work Sir!

Epic. what a great build video

Well done, in this small scale. It looks great 👍✌

Great build - love the composition!

Amazing , love your imagination and creativity. Thank you

Very beauitiful work. Much respect to you and your time.

Thank you for sharing your expertise. I learn something every time!

When us army escaping from jungle US: finally there is no tree Grass: LoL youre still in vietnam

Impresionante!!!, me dejas siempre alucinando con tus dioramas.

absolutely gorgeous job you have made there

Stunning diorama!!!

Very nice Diorama. The figures , the plants an the bunkers looks awesome.

excellent, always a pleasure to watch. What talent !

its incredible how much time and effort you use in these, its fun to watch but I could never do anything like this

Impressive. You have amazing creativity and imagination. Loving the fine detail.

Awesome Vietnam Diorama !!!!!!!! My Father was in the Vietnam War an he told me a lot about the jungle an the vegetation their. He told me a lot about the Black Palm bush , were if you didn't have your gloves on it would cut right through your hand like a knife.

Awesome build

Nice work again David.

Figures looked epic well painted 😊👌

Freedom in a diorama!! Awesome!!

Dude, you even nailed the music. 👍👍 FYI: they used sharpened bamboo, not metal stakes. They used to wipe the stakes with human fesses to make the victim sick if the trap didn’t outright kill them. Another great build.

Fantastic job!

wow great looking figures and m111 ,jungles looks real.Great job

This looks so close to an actual jungle! awesome work!

excellent diorama

Amazing work, as always ! BIG thumbs up.

Incredible work, like always!👍🏼👍🏼

I love this video and the work that you have done with the environment on your diorama and the figures are very amazing and the vehicle and what you have done with something that is in such a small scale I must say that you have done a great job and a work of art 🎨 and keep up the good work

This diorama came out awesome!!! Great job !!

Another lifelike diorama. This is amazing !!!!!!

This was one of best your dioramas.

absolute art work! Thank you.

When you tell a joke in the woods and the bushes start laughing

IMHO You and Ebroin Song are the best modellers on YT. Excellent paintjob on 1:72 figs. Excellent!

I would like to see more similar works, the diorama is very beautiful!

You nailed it!

awesome idea, i love the bunker and punji stick trap

Amazing works and video !!!!

As always, great job.

Everything you do is a grand slam, awesome!....Bill

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Did you know how talented you are? Congrats!

My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. Same with your great videos:)

Love your work mate, good on you

Looks brilliant man, well done!

One more detail.. using either air dry clay or milliput, it would be nice to see one of those snakes we see in all jungle war scenes. Great work as usual.

Brilliant as usual