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“Entering the Reich…” Since we are a mere 3 weeks out from the 80th Anniversary of the end of the War in Europe, I thought it deemed appropriate in posting some pics featuring some of W. Britain’s old and new US infantry and armor. I really love that Ken and Team have covered the late war...

Welp…there went my Chicago money :eek:

This looks great, Mike! I also just bought a Grass King static applicator. I’m going to put your tips into practice on my next diorama.

Very good eye. It is indeed a CTS American 105 disguised as a German 105 due to the fact there are no German 105’s in 1/32-1/30 available.

I think the Zulu and ACW are the two ranges I desperately wish I had the space and money to collect! Excellent photos! Jake

Thanks everyone for your kind words! Interested to know if there’s still a market for 12x18” dioramas like this? Considering making a few to bring to Chicago this year. Jake

This thread is a great reminder for me to bring a bottle to Chicago in September!

The new War Park 101st paratroopers look great alongside W. Britain’s paratroopers released circa 2009-2010. I decided to incorporate them into my Brecourt Manor diorama. Easy Company under 1LT Winters seize the first the 105 on D-Day. “Wild Bill” lets out a burst from his Thompson...

I recently found a Forces of Valor Tiger I that I bought about 20 years ago as a teenager to go alongside my plastic Conte GI’s and Waffen SS. I decided she deserved a new repaint after almost two decades - here’s the final result. The panzer commander was sculpted by Ken when he was a partner...

Beautiful set honoring the courage of Randy Shughart and Gary Gordon! Andy, any thoughts of producing a figure based off Dan Busch who defended Super Six One? Jake

I keep having issues loading them from my IPhone for some reason. Jake

Also a big fan of the movie! What a great collection you have, Tom! I recently took a 1/30 remote control Sherman and converted it into my own Oddball tank!

Not sure why my photo won’t upload :(

“Shoot that guy…the SS *@$! with the busted wing.” Still one of my favorite figures produced by K&C.

Beautiful piece! Jake

Finished ambulance conversion.

An .30 cal team from the 506th PIR maneuvering outside of Veghel, October 1944.

“The Kraut position is abandoned, over.”

Hi there! Thank you so much for the kind comments. The trunks were sculpted from DAS air clay and the foliage is Hudson and Allen green shrubbery.

Thanks so much, Ken! I’ll attempt at removing the figures from their bases as time permits this winter. I’ll touch base with shortly on that Sherman reference guide you mentioned to me in Chicago. Best, Jake