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[Woodyskysolo]

 

[villagehorse]

Nice poses in this column of figures. Robin.

 

[Woodyskysolo]

Nice poses in this column of figures. Robin.

Thanks Robin I think the TG grey figures are some of the best one's on the market. Paul

 

[tmanthegreat]

I really enjoy both the Heer and SS “marching” figures that TGM has made. As you noted, Woodyskysolo, the TGM marching Heer figures are particularly well done. They are very useful for 1941-1943 (Barbarossa through Kursk) period scenes given the uniform style.

Here’s a couple pics of a display I had with mine way back in 2022:

 

[Woodyskysolo]

I really enjoy both the Heer and SS “marching” figures that TGM has made. As you noted, Woodyskysolo, the TGM marching Heer figures are particularly well done. They are very useful for 1941-1943 (Barbarossa through Kursk) period scenes given the uniform style.

Here’s a couple pics of a display I had with mine way back in 2022:

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As always Tman your scenes and pictures are phenomenal. I would love to see some more TG heer figures but all in fighting poses. Thanks for posting your pictures aswell. All the best Woody/Paul

 

[Louis Badolato]

Tman,

I love the top photo! The way the other dioramas are look like a ruined city backdrop. Was that fortuitous or by design?

 

[tmanthegreat]

Tman,

I love the top photo! The way the other dioramas are look like a ruined city backdrop. Was that fortuitous or by design?

I think it was fortuitous… The ruin in the background is an old Forces of Valor 1/32 scale diorama in a case that I display 1/30 scale products in (it appears in the background of many of my photos). In that particular picture, it just happened to align with the right lighting to make a fantastic backdrop without actually being one… You can see the same diorama in the background of the other photo with some K&C Market Garden paratrooper figures and Bren Gun Carrier.