Recent content by Andanna

This looks amazing. A shame we don’t have appropriate civilians to populate these scenes.

This is so well done. Amazing collection and wonderful presentation. Perhaps you would consider retelling how you created the moving display.

Great to see these classics again. If I remember correctly, Matt said that at the time these intital figures and vehicles came out, he had a supply column in mind. And I do remember Frank having two of the Blitz trucks. Maybe Frank could do a version of Matt’s vision. Frank might have the...

Your vignettes are impressive.

This is very impressive. So many details to look at.

My other collection is Hello Kitty. I never understood this either. In particular, as the manufacturers seem to pick the most brutal battles for their WWII ranges. Stalingrad, Kursk, Cherkassy. I like that FL branches out to Late War Germans with very young “soldiers”. I wonder whether one...

Very effective photography. It does remind me of the vignettes by Isaak

Definitely a great tank model. But I also want to do a major shout out to Steve for a wonderful write-up for the model. I can see a career as an author for historical novels in his near future. His write ups are becoming more and more engaging.

These are consistently great works. It is wonderful to see the farm getting a fresh look. Unpopular opinion, but I would ditch the animals. First, they would long be stolen and eaten, second, the noise of the tank would have scared them and they would have skedaddled and artistically, they...

I just returned from the show. Speaking for me personally, it was a great show. The exhibit area did suffer from the absence of European and Canadian exhibitors this year. But their absence was made up for by the many fantasy painters that participated with outstanding figures. I have seen no...

And Marion and Alan Ball a new Acre vignette.

I am looking very much forward to it. All my favorite painters from Europe and the US will be there. I understand John Rosengrant will bring his new King Tiger:

This sounds truly exciting.

This is not considered a Sturmgeschütz, but a Sturmhaubitze: not an anti-tank weapon, but a self-propelled gun assigned to Sturmartillerie brigades.

Love it. I appreciate in particular the use of the camouflage net and the foliage. Excellent integration of figures and vehicles of at least three manufacturers.