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villagehorse replied to the thread Battle for Arnhem.....You can feel for the locals with the emotional turmoil they must have been experiencing with the rapid changing events and the fact they... -
Other parts of the 10th Battalion occupied Wolfheze, which on their arrival had been almost empty of Germans. Lieutenant-Colonel Smyth...
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The other infantry party defending a strip of woodland was from the 10th Battalion, mostly Captain Queripel's A Company but with several...
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German mortar team on the move ...
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villagehorse replied to the thread Tiger is here.Very effective scene, even without the use of heaps of figures. Tells a story that one can imagine. Robin.
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Well I'm glad to know I inspired somebody today. A great looking display Robin. All the figures are brilliant looking and that goes...
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Thanks Robin 👍. A new diorama tomorrow 😀 Paul
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Absolutely brilliant Robin. Another Jakob diorama. Which really brings the figures and scene to life. Well done Paul 👏
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Excellent Robin, really captures the cold of winter.
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GI’s keep moving through the Winter scenery, fuelled by the thoughts of a pending hot meal. Robin. Inspired by Mike ( Mestell)
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villagehorse replied to the thread Advance on Kursk.That Tiger needs to get out in open ground and start hunting. You are getting your money’s worth with these dio pieces Paul. Looking...
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villagehorse replied to the thread Returning For Rest, Warmth, and Chow.Knowing when you put your mind to something, look out. 😀. Sure to be another amazing scene. Robin.
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Thank you Robin, and I didn't even need to use a hammer 😉. I am very impressed with all these figures. Last month I put together a DDay...
