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Beautiful! You turned something relatively simple into an artfully sophisticated design. Love the figures but unfamiliar with them. They are distinctively JJD but i dont think I've ever seen them before. Are they from the Seven Years War? If so, can they be used in an American Revolution...

Whenever I sign back into the website, I keep finding myself going straight to this page as I admire not only the setup and colorful display but it brings back memories of when I was a little kid again with my kid brother. When my brother and I were kids, we would line up all the shoes from our...

I love these cool looking soldiers and the way you have this diorama arranged.

The bravest soldier in that beautifully done diorama is the American patriot playing the drums sporting that Mona Lisa smile.

What a feast for the eyes! I love it!!!

How about the traffic??? I went to visit my brother in Austin in September of 2024. It was really hot and the traffic was very very heavy everywhere we went. I'm from Missouri and we can also get heavy traffic on some of the highways but nothing close to what what Austin and San Antonio get...

I find it incredibly annoying that Cackling Kamala Harris really believes that she was the most qualified person to have ever run for president of the United States. That's a rare kind of delusional!

I've heard the term The Lou, but I've gotta be honest, I've never referred to St. Louis as The Lou. I don't know when or where it started.

And I believe Alfred Montgomery has now been charged federally and is under house arrest. I never thought I'd miss Vernon Betts. The City of St. Louis is an absolute mess similar to other major cities.

Out of curiosity, I did some research and you are partially correct. Although Cuomo didn't pass a law, there was already a law on the books that obligates taxpayers to fund the legal defense of public employees, including the Governor and Attorney General. It's called, "the Public Officers...

Hello to a fellow St. Louisan! I agree with you whole heartedly and I hope she at the very least has to pay a mountain of attorney fees! And yes unfortunately North St. Louis has always been a killing field. Very sad.

Beautifully done! I'm hoping that in the not to distant future, First Legion will revisit The American Revolution.

I LOVE these cannon sets! I'm buttuming the figure on horseback is General Henry Knox, General Washington's chief of artillery, or perhaps an officer of the artillery unit with a Henry Knox personality in the offing. I particularly love the body language exhibited with some of the canoneers...

Thanks for the info Monty. Mike

Very cool looking army! I think I need some more redcoats but I really would love to find that mounted Colonel.