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The "Usual Suspects" are among those questioned by the Monuments Police, but not before a shot for the Museum of Antiquities publication... -
OzDigger reacted to Warrior's post in the thread The British cavalry charge, Battle of Waterloo in 20mm.............. with
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Did this layout today, had to compress it a bit to add the grand battery................... -
OzDigger replied to the thread King & Country Dispatches -- May 2025.Yeah Nah Toddy, on their initial encounter at Poverty Bay, New Zealand one of Cook's crew fatally shot a Maori chief who was performing...
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OzDigger replied to the thread KUR010 Ferdinand #501.I suspect the trend of blackening of the barrel end/muzzle brake on prebuilt collectable models follows the trend amongst the plastic...
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OzDigger reacted to Louis Badolato's post in the thread Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL with Like.
Kevin (Panda1gen) posts photos from the photoshoot for the book all the time. As he is the photographer, I leave that to him. But I...
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OzDigger reacted to Louis Badolato's post in the thread Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL with Like.
Here are a few more shots of some of the big aircraft on the K&C portion of my RAF Airfield, a Bristol Blenheim, a Douglas A20 Boston, a...
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OzDigger reacted to Louis Badolato's post in the thread Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL with Like.
I am also fortunate enough to have a few smaller airfield dioramas on which I display K&C and Heco aircraft:
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OzDigger replied to the thread KUR010 Ferdinand #501.Yes, firing does tend to blacken the barrel end, and it's worth noting that some of the barrels pictured have covers on the end to keep...
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It's a Woodford Reserve DBL DBL Oaked kind of afternoon here . . . Cheers! Mike
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Pics of my display of the new Bristol Blenheim Mk. IVF wooden aircraft model from Thomas Gunn Miniatures being prepped for a mission by...
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OzDigger replied to the thread King & Country Dispatches -- May 2025.Some popular releases this month, I'll get the VC Patrol set and the Capture of Ned Kelly set, with an opportunity to mix these Troopers...
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Somewhere in the Pacific .....
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A few other renditions as I was building the collection:
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OzDigger replied to the thread Great War / Early Stages.Louis, you sure have some impressive displays mate :cool:
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Oh I don't know, I think you can pull off some pretty enormous WWI dioramas. This one is 12 feet by six feet: