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    British Brown Bess Fire Power: Taking Aim part 2

    Great looking Dio Mike. That is unique the way Ken made the base to interlock with the front figure for more compact firing line. The British Redcoats have always captured my interest since childhood. Howard
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    News Update February 23rd, 2026 - Armies and Enemies of Ancient Rome

    I had the same problem, It seems like John only makes one release and after that you have to go to the secondary market. They sell fast because they are great figures. Good Luck in your search. Howard
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    News Update February 23rd, 2026 - Armies and Enemies of Ancient Rome

    Wow! The Hastati casualty figures are finally being released. They will look great under the feet of my elephants.
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    Best of the 'Korps

    I really love the panzer and riders with the sun set. Also the B&W photo with tank riders looked authentic at first look. Great work. Howard
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    Happy as a pig in..............................

    That Stug is a great model. Nice photos, happy now but I am sure that they are not heading for a happy ending.
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    Waterloo and Plancenoit Diorama Part II

    Chris, Very well done. I would have to say that the casualty figures without the base look much better than the figures on the base. Much more realistic for the Diorama. Casualty figures add a lot more realism to a diorama when mixed with figures in battle poses. The church illuminated really...
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    W. Britain Collectors’ Club

    I am not sure what you are trying to imply. To me it is only not worth it if there are no Club figures that you are interested in. But on the other hand if there are Club figures that you want for your collection than you get a total of 3 figures for $75 which is well below the list price of...
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    ‘Remembering Mike’

    So sad to hear of another industry Giant gone from the TS collector world. With prayers I hope his soul is now in a restful place and that his loyal team is in a position to carry on the Sierra legacy for many years to come. Mike thanks for all you did for our hobby. Howard
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    Waterloo; The Fine Point of the Bayonet, The Fight for Plancenoit

    WOW Chris, Being from Texas "Bigger is always Better" and that is the most impressive army of The Old Guard I have seen to date. It will be a magnificent diorama and one to remember. Thanks for sharing. Howard
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    See I told you he'd never be up there long enough for us to see the floor show !

    Very nice display. You have integrated a lot of different figures which adds to the diorama. To bad he did not stay for the floor show, looks like a good one. Howard
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    W. Britain Collectors’ Club

    I may add that I will also miss the Standard. The research that Ken put into it and his guest contributors was nothing short of excellence. The amount of information in these short articles kept me reading from cover to cover. But also I understand the cost and time involvement may also take...
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    W. Britain Collectors’ Club

    I will definitely renew my membership. With 2 Club figures and a $50.00 voucher all for a $75 member ship fee is a great deal for me. Also in the past you were not restricted to Club figures so if that still holds true it is even a better deal. You could choose from any figure that they have in...
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    Rome vs. Carthage...

    Great diorama of one of my favorite periods. Tells a large story in a small space. Thanks for the posting. Howard
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    Rhode Island Artillery dio

    Hello Mark, I agree with this review of this amazing diorama that you have posted for us to enjoy. That the statement that some the picture look empty on the birds eye pictures was kind of what I also thought when I reviewed them. Maybe if there would have been another gun or some infantry...
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    Come Back Home

    Great diorama, really enjoy the thought you put behind your setups. On a different subject is H&A out of bid-ness? Howard
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