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I'm certainly glad I revisited the Anglo-Zulu War era. Years ago I had a rather large collection of WB Rorkes Drift figure sets and... -
villagehorse replied to the thread Marine riflemen Vietnam.Yes I can see why these figures appeal to you Duke. Very nice. Robin.
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one of my favorite VN sets
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villagehorse replied to the thread Standing Ready.Something quite different. Good job on the photo angle. Robin.
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American Revolution
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villagehorse replied to the thread "Gin Gin I Love You".Moving in from all sides. Already coming together brilliantly. Inspiring me to want to revisit this series. Robin.
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Reinforcements for both sides have arrived: GG99-01 Officer, and GGZ-06 uThulwana Regiment Zulus Mike
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Steve, Mike and Robin; Thank you so very much ! An honour to be associated with a few of the Classic Gentlemen of TS Collecting. Having...
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villagehorse replied to the thread Japanese Offensive.Yes I like the attack on the rock cave vignette, a scene carried out hundreds of times in this war. Robin.
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Hey Guys, When configuring coffee table and bookshelf battlefields, I always like having opposing armies. Initially, this was the...
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Thank you very much Robin. The scarlet coats are like visual magnets aren't they. This small display will be expanding quite a bit going...
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villagehorse replied to the thread "Gin Gin I Love You".The Scarlet coats are eye catching Mike. Already you have presented a vignette that tells a story. Robin.
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And so it begins. The first delivery of the Anglo-Zulu War sets for the Battle of Gingindhlovu. GG99-02, GG99-03, GGZ-05, and GGZ-08 (as...
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villagehorse replied to the thread France 1940.Interesting combination of figures Duke, can’t remember ever seeing them before. Robin.
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Reconfigured the shelf yesterday making space for Ale. In doing so, had to loose the Aussie gun and a few of the Japanese pieces. I...
