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Paul, I also love the groundwork! Nice job!

Congratulations Ken and Erika! It couldn't happen to two nicer people. Now I have a reason to visit North Carolina!

Mike, Like I said, I think the Armored Car works even better with this backdrop than the Model T's!

Mike, I like this scene with the armored car even better than the Model-T's!

Mike, Like I said on the other thread, I love the use of the Egyptian backdrop for the JJD Light Car Patrol vehicles and figures!

Mike, Great set up! Love the Egyptian backdrops for the JJD Light Car Patrol vehicles and figures.

Tman, I love the top photo! The way the other dioramas are look like a ruined city backdrop. Was that fortuitous or by design?

Great set up, Rob!

Guy, Just epic!

Kevin, That Hobart's Funny Crab Tank is one of my favorite armored vehicles in the hobby of all time!

I miss Figarti. The Shock and Awe pieces were epic, the armored and soft skin vehicles were a cut above the others being produced at the time, and Rick Wang's enthusiasm made the shows he attended even more fun!

The Russian sets came out at the same time as IWJ11, the Iwo Sherman. I initially purchased them and then returned them because I really didn't think they were up to K&C's standards.

This is my favorite thread on the forum, because I love Kevin's photography and historical account of this critical battle. Could we please focus on depicting the history on this thread, and discuss the historical accuracy (or lack thereof) of various manufacturer's products on the threads in...

The earliest Russians were released around 2000, those other sets were from 1996-1998.

Mine too! Well done Kevin!

Kevin, Nice photo, but I always thought the first release of Russians were subpar by K&C's standards at the time.

Wayne, That is just clever! I love the title and the shot!

Wayne, I hope the crew of that Sherman get their Machine guns on those guys before they can use that Panzershrek! Great scene!

Kevin, I love the column of Brits and the diorama set up!

Wayne, I like the way you have the two G.I.'s ready to light them up from a covered position! Terrific set up!