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TGM released Three colour variants of the Type 1 Ho-Ni I self propelled gun/tank destroyer. I didn't buy any as they didn't see much use outside of Japan. They are still relatively easy to buy on ebay etc, the TGM amphibious tank is much rarer imo.

Based on detail and colour scheme, the John Jenkins Design Panther is a clear winner IMO. The Honour Bound scheme was too pastel, and the Figarti scheme was too aged looking, like 50 years after WW2.

Nope, the model didn't include the extra float sections, same as the photo with the Aussie troop above.

OK thanks, I didn't think that my JJD Panther came with a Figure.

Sweet, is the figure included with the JJD Panther?

Rear view of my model.

This is one of the early TGM sets being RS001 - Type 2 Ka-Mi Japanese Navy Amphibious tank, only 100 released World Wide, I scored this from Brett several years ago. Interesting photo of Aussies with #602 etc.

Sweet, the repainted blade complements it nicely.

Congrats TGM, that's a great looking Grill 🪖

I wasn't interested in the early Vichy French Camel rider sets, and despite being a collector of 8th Army and the Afrika Korps I won't bother with the new A/Korps camel riders. That said, IMO we are lucky to have the opportunity to buy these sets even if they're not 'exactly what we want' as...

There should be some slack in caterpiller/tank treads, personally I don't think it matters if the tracks droop low when you pick them up, it's not like that's how they were meant to be displayed. It's more accurate, important to some, that the top of the tracks sit ontop of the wheels when the...

Some nice additions, I wonder if some Bushrangers/Robbers are in the area? ;)

Be careful of the trigger ;)

I look forward to seeing your HB Bergepanther repaint, still one of my favorite models. I like the terrific detail on the newer 1/30 scale models but there's just something about the early sets, they seem to have a character of their own.

Louis, you have some nice 'Gold' Honour Bound models, among the very best models from that era.

Has to be #007 imo.

Well done Mike, great displays and photos.

As the ancients used to say: "If wrongem colour, paintem".

I liked them, but now I'm very wary of log trucks, always speed past them before they lose their load ;)