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paxtoysoldier reacted to panda1gen's post in the thread Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL with
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This is an excerpt from this Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Range_Desert_Group In October 1941 the LRDG was... -
paxtoysoldier replied to the thread What Toy Soldier items Have You Acquired in The Last 2 Weeks ?.We have the whole set-up. Fun stuff
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paxtoysoldier reacted to Barkmann's post in the thread What Toy Soldier items Have You Acquired in The Last 2 Weeks ? with Like.
Got these nine delivered today, 3 sets, each with 3 figures in. Total cost £41, a real bargain.
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ANGLO ZULU WAR -Corporal Schiese Two versions Cheers Martyn :)
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Crete, 1941 ......
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook The Evening Moves Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Richard des Voeux's 156 Battalion...
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Aussie soldiers and truck are K&C. Nomad is WP.
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paxtoysoldier reacted to Wolfgang_UK's post in the thread Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!) with Like.
Amazing what KI can do, I like the transformed sketch of the Gunboat. Could serve as a good base for a scratch building project. Still...
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paxtoysoldier reacted to Louis Badolato's post in the thread Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!) with Like.
Al, Your AI sketch looks remarkably similar to the Heco Tinplate Models interpretation of the German Gunboat:
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paxtoysoldier replied to the thread Giant Roman Shoes Discovered..I saw this earlier and though it might interest you. Glad you found it! Best Wishes Paddy
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The original "The Blob" with a young Steve McQueen. All the classic 50s sci fi elements. Teenagers, doubting adults, a literal blob...
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ANGLO ZULU WAR - DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL Cheers Martyn :)
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King George V and Tsar Nicholas II looked so alike they were often mistaken for twins, and there’s rich WWI historical context that...