Answer to your question

If you are really asking if there are members here that have made small dioramas, then the answer is YES!

In using the "MRH SEARCH" tool, selectable in the upper right corner of the forum pages, I have over 400 blogs discussing the making of dioramas.

Here are a couple of the blogs on them:

The Snow Diorama

The swamp Diorama

1st page of results:

Here's a couple

My daughter and I did this one for her school project several years ago in HO scale...

And the one I built in N scale to figure out how to do the HO scale one...

Not yet

but the day shall probably come!

May not be much like these (certainly not as many as this modeller), but:

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=carlos+briz+locomotives+and+war&sa=N&biw=1600&bih=789&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&ved=0CCoQsAQ4CmoVChMIur-pwPSlxwIVoS6mCh1D_wCE

Almost done

I am almost done with mine - HO scale.  Only been in the hobby about 16 months, so I don't have a layout yet.  Still in the process of gathering. Everything from locos, rolling stock, scenery stuff, vehicles, figures, you name it.  I din't want my nice loco's hiding in a cupboard - I want to display them.  Decided to do a display diorama that I can build into a case with a glass top, so that it and the locos won't gather dust while being displayed.  It also gave me an opportunity to test out al the different scenery techniques I was busy learning, being new to the hobby and all.   I am going to still do a blog on how it came to life, but this gives me the opportunity to sort-of do a "preview".

Inspiration

I've been thinking about this for a while and y'all have finally inspired me to build one of these.

While I've been a model railroader most of my life, I had to lay it aside for a while due to family issues. Getting close to retirement now and I'm back into it with a vengeance. That being said, a lot has changed since the days of nothing but cork roadbed tacked on plywood. I've got a lot to learn and re-learn!

Tim

Modular Clubs

I suspect that a bit of research in your area may very will turn up a modular club or two. You may get lucky enough to identify a club working in one of the scales you model in.

You should look into T-Trak...

The standard N scale T-Trak single straight module is about the size of a piece of printer paper (When did we stop calling it "typing paper"?)

Follow the links in my sig for more information.

Back to the main subject - dioramas

One person I would classify as an expert in dioramas is Ken Patterson. He discusses them in some of his articles in MRH (he does them commercially for model manufacturers) and you can also see some of his work on his website:

Ken Patterson Model Photography & Professional Model Building

The MRH members bonus downloads include his MRH article videos and he can also be found on YouTube.

These are posted by Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine.

An interesting part of Ken Patterson is that his home is on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River with the Missouri Pacific (Now Union Pacific) mainline running along the bank of the river. Awesome site - in his latest, the What's New August 2015, he shows a diorama he made of his property, bluffs and MP mainline.

His latest, August 2015, article is online here:

https://forum.mrhmag.com/magazine-feedback-was-ezines-891776

My dioramas

I built two dioramas for display at the NEPROTO meet   

Oh, I almost forgot ...

In the latest magazine, in Staff Notes, are dioramas of dioramas (micro-mini modules) here:

https://forum.mrhmag.com/magazine-feedback-was-ezines-891776

The "micro-mini" modules are used as signage on the dioramas to be displayed at the Portland show.

I've done some small ones

Having trouble with the photos

Having trouble with posting photos----the above is the prototype for my "Depots by John" kit.

  Below is what I've done so far on this particular diorama.  Going to rework the trees, they're too "puffball-like",

will add a vehicle, some kids with a bike, etc.   Will post some more dioramas later, have to get ready for work now.

A close up

My first and smallest

My first and smallest diorama for displaying a car:

My largest diorama:

Another Diorama modeler

Look at some of Jure Sporns work. He is quite skilled at this. See the beginning of his latest project for a train show:

Jure Sporn Train Show Diorama

Scroll halfway down the page to see the beginning. He has also posted some of his work on Facebook.

I haven't in the past had

I haven't in the past had space for a layout so yes, most of my photoshoot threads not from the school club are in moduals.