The authors demonstrate in this second issue what can be achieved in model building with often simple means. Even those who may not want to go that far will find countless tips that all represent a step towards a better model. It is precisely the dirt and everyday wear that make a model credible, as they add more realism to it. When such a model is incorporated into a diorama, further aspects must be considered, which are also addressed in this issue. Contents include: procedures for assembling and painting one of the most well-known German tank destroyers, completion of a complex camouflage pattern with geometric shapes, design using bold colors and strong contrasts, and design rules for diorama construction.