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It’s amazing to me how much better in particular the painting of figures has become over the last decade. These are a good example.

Superb diorama. I like that it “breathes” by giving the figures and the group space. Displaying toy soldiers in this scale requires space in my opinion. I also like the interaction of the figures with each other.

Ken, when will you be introducing the new grass mats to your photography? I am curious what they look like compared to the previous two generations. I only remember one of your WWII photos with three running German soldiers that used the new grass base.

Gentlepeople, I am looking for: John Jenkins Design ALM-03 Guard Standard Bearer Please let me know if you have one for sale or know of a source. Thank you in advance, Andreas

These are great photos. Very well done, setup as well as photography

In this case, I actually prefer the b/w version.

Great scene. Thank you.

I wish I had more figures for the center company. Did Ken not say several years ago that he will revisit these figures?

Howard, I take the three Bushy Run sets, please. How can I pay you. My email is Andreas.G.Krueger@gmail.com

The photos actually look very cold. Could be the gloss in the snow.

https://i.ibb.co/sFgZmp1/2416-D496-A413-4-B5-C-9-FED-42256-B15-E867.jpg I used sagebrush as well and can recommend it for dioramas as an armature.

The background actually makes a lot of difference

TED Deddens acquired the molds (and some inventory) from the estate. He offered a number of figures at the Chicagoland Show. They were very popular I think. The ones I saw were painted in gloss, though. You might want to contact him for a chat. He can be reached at the Britains toy soldier...

The tank crew looks ve4y good as well. I do not recognize them. Are they still available?

This is a very creative set up. Congratulations

I love thr bw Version. Very impressive.

There is the Russian Hunter and the TF Hunter. I miss latter‘s technical contributions. They enrich the hobby so much.

This is a gorgeous scene. The spacing is so generous that it feels more realistic.

I am certain that Ana in this case painted eight additional figures upon request. She is more than happy to accommodate a toy soldier collector‘s specific request. But this set might be out of production as it is quite old. I would drop her an email and ask whether the molds are still good...

I was following your travails on FB. That was quite a trip. Loved the scene where you explained to the vet the battle of Waterloo.