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I am very excited for the release of these figures but I must admit, after all the speculation about pricing, I'm a little anxious. I prioritize a roof over my head and food and drink over my toy soldier collecting. Besides, my wife isn't as enthusiastic about my hobby as I am.

I have to admit, I've never heard of the battle of Gandamak. JJD forces me to delve into my history lessons and learn. I love it! I am fascinated by this range of figures! I'm all in if there are plans afoot to introduce Afghan tribesmen. I believe you almost have too include them.

So cool looking!!! I can almost smell the prairie and hear the sounds of a Conestoga wagon and all its trappings. I love it!!! Mike

I'm primarily an American Revolution collector but it gets harder and harder to not branch out. I have always loved the soldiers and warriors of the Anglo-Zulu wars and these sculpts of the Zulus are genius! Mike

Very little dialogue in that movie but in my opinion, incredibly entertaining. I was particularly enamored by the African savanna landscape and Cornel Wilde is great in that movie. He definitely put in some hours at the gym to attain his trim muscular frame at the age of fifty-four. I bet...

Those really are very nice! I would definitely like to see more of these sculpt. Mike

I was perusing the site, as I often do and came across this wonderfully fantastic diorama. I will have to call this a feast for the eyes! There's no other way to describe it. Thank you for sharing.

That is a great looking diorama! I always look at the details and intricacies of each miniature. And the officer holding the sword standing next to the drummer bears an uncanny resemblance to Johnny Carson. Mike

I love these guys! I need some British commanders.

Oh my goodness how I love this stuff. Great diorama! This diorama reminds me of the great 1939 movie, "Drums along the Mohawk" with Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert. I just love that movie. I've only watched it about a dozen times.

Very cool! Damsels engaging the enemy with their flintlocks.

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.