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Hello all! Just wondering if anyone else collects these guys: http://www.onlinedid.com/products/napoleonic/ Not usually into the 1:6 side of things at all, but as a big Napoleonic fan, I think I'll have to make an honourable exception for one or two of these guys, if only as novelty...

Ah ok, sorry, I didn't realise the date had been moved! Have a great day anyway when it does roll around! Cheers, Molloy.

(Belated) Happy Birthday, Brad! Hope you had a good one mate! Cheers, Molloy.

Looks great Debrito, thanks for the pictures! Especially like the dead cow, very realistic (and grisly) touch! Cheers, Molloy.

Alright, Simon! "The Last Drop", eh? Can't say I've ever come across that one - what's it about? Cheers, Molloy.

Hey Reb, As far as I know, the song is called Panzerlied, and it is a genuine World War Two German military song - here's a link to the relevent Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerlied As regards my all time turkey of a war film, that dubious title would have to be reserved...

Hmm, I think my next purchase will have to be Napoleonics once again, probably some more reinforcements for my Coldstream Guardsmen! Have these guys formed in line on the desk beside me as I type, and as their numbers grow, they're really starting to look the business. Never realised until I...

More than welcome, mate! Cheers, Molloy.

They're very, very nice - thanks for sharing, Leadmen. I especially like the Highlander and the Cuirassier in the middle. Not usually big on gloss figures at all, but there's something very attractive about them. How long exactly has it been since K&C stopped making gloss?? Cheers, Molloy.

Hi Arikko, Yep, caught a bit of that recently late at night on one of the cable documentary channels - thought it was quite good. If military themed reality shows like that catch your fancy, have you ever come across the various "Lad's Army" series of programmes from the UK? It's at least a...

Tony, that wasn't GMB Designs you were thinking of by any chance?! Your post jogged my memory from my wargaming days many aeons ago. They used to produce brilliant 28mm size regimental colours for British and French Napoleonics - seriously nice stuff! Cheers, Molloy.

I'll second that.... really would be a lovely resource for K&C collectors. I can see that one taking pride of place on the reference shelf! Congrats on all the hard work, Louis, looking forward to seeing the finished product whenever it comes out! Cheers, Molloy.

That's frighteningly talented, mate, well done! Looking forward to seeing lots more of your work. Cheers, Molloy.

Very nice Hugh, always great to see collector pictures of some of the smaller ranges like that! Are the more modern "Iwo Jima" K&C Japanese mixed in with some of the older figures in that scene? Always remember being captivated by an ad in a military history magazine featuring that older range...

Looking nice, Ron! The multiples set those guys off perfectly. Really don't think I'd like to be on the "French" end of that volley! Cheers, Molloy.

Nice one, Dave, looking very good! Delighted to see the results of all your recent searching. I'll have to echo Saber in that seeing some of the older Napoleonic releases like these really makes me want to kick myself for not plunging into the hobby sooner! In particular, those French...

Well I'm delighted with what I've read so far, so if you guys are telling me that some of the other novels in the series are even better, then it's nothing but good news for me:)! Would I be right in assuming that Flashman on the March was the very last entry in the series before the death of...

I'll second that, Chris, absolutely brilliant series. Yes, for a purist, some of the historical accuracy may be a little bit awry, and certain elements of the storyline have been "spiced up" (to no small extent actually:p) but still a highly entertaining and well made series. Was as good as...

Just thought I'd update you, H - the girlfriend was kind enough to pre-empt my summer plans and present me with Flashman on the March for my birthday during the week - I have to say it's an undisputed two thumbs up from me based on what I've read so far! Absolutely hilarious stuff; it manages...

Thanks again to everybody for all the kind wishes! Chris, anytime at all mate, lager is more usually my poison of choice, but I'll happily try and get stuck into a couple of pints of the black stuff - purely in the interest of maintaining national pride! Re. the Guinness brewery you mentioned...