Recent content by Louis Badolato

More great photos! Keep 'em coming, Rafael!

I can't imagine there are a lot of D-Day Veterans left alive (if they were 18 on D-Day they would be 99 today) but to those who survive, thank you! My late Uncle Leo was a navy crewman on one of the ships involved in the D-Day invasion. To those who are no longer with us, like my Uncle Leo...

The armored train car looks amazing!

Even though my main Trophy focus is Len's WWI figures and vehicles, I am fortunate enough to have the Eagle, the Nile Steamer Victoria, the small Nile River Gunboat and an Arab Dhow by Trophy, all of which are superbly done.

Gordon made some Epic dioramas over the years!

I stand corrected ... or do I?

Duke, Great photo of a terrific model!

Looks like Alec and I are going to have to visit Tryon Palace in North Carolina! Or we could meet up at Colonial Williamsburg (which Erika said was 3 hours away from you).

Hmm, Pickelhaubes and soft caps ... its got to be 1914, so I'm going to like it!

Rafael, More terrific photos of a well-designed diorama and backdrop!

Paul, I also love the groundwork! Nice job!

Congratulations Ken and Erika! It couldn't happen to two nicer people. Now I have a reason to visit North Carolina!

Mike, Like I said, I think the Armored Car works even better with this backdrop than the Model T's!

Mike, I like this scene with the armored car even better than the Model-T's!

Mike, Like I said on the other thread, I love the use of the Egyptian backdrop for the JJD Light Car Patrol vehicles and figures!