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Robin, I agree with your suggestion, as in one of the Lighthorse movies, they were attacking Beersheba for the Water wells I think... -
I never collected this series, but I think it combines all the dynamism of cavalry that you'd expect from the Napoleonic Wars with the...
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Absolutely Robin, absolutely . . . Mike
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villagehorse replied to the thread Oh Canada . . . Our new home.John has come up with another fine theme for collectors. Robin.
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Hoping one day our good friend Andy will revisit this series. The desert water aspect of the campaign perhaps would be a great theme to...
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Thanks Robin. Blue skies and a hope for a new home and country. Thank you Brendan. When John first introduced the prototype figures I...
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Thanks, another ....
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It looked like XXX Corps would not make Arnhem in time .....
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook The remaining defenders evacuated the house and went to another nearby, but...
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook During the evening the first Tiger tanks, with their 88-millimetre guns...
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villagehorse reacted to King & Country's post in the thread Snapshots of H.E.C. Beijing (Hobby Expo China) with
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Thankyou Guys, what was also great to see at the Show were the ‘Age Demographics’ of our collectors… Guys primarily in their 20s, 30s... -
Yes unfortunately no room to display at the moment About to rent a 3rd storage unit in the UK. I have just purchased the long retired...
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villagehorse replied to the thread Oh Canada . . . Our new home.That’s a well rounded layout of figures venturing into the unknown, but a least under Blue skies. Robin.
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A rainy morning here. A perfect time to finish my Settlers and Refugees shelf display, also featuring John's Conestoga Wagon and two...
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villagehorse replied to the thread Friday is delivery day!.You are not kidding Gary, that’s a heck of a lot to work through. I gather you remove each figure, study it and return it to its box for...
