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Hopefully sloppy research about Brazilian landing strips does not ruin what could be a really great set .

Personally I always thought it the height of hypocrisy for the French to take it out on those poor ladies of the demi monde. They were just providing some brief moments of physical comfort to some lonely men. A proud tradition in Parisian history. There were far more sinister...

Well those ladies have always been very generous when it comes to bestowing their favours.

Just a suggestion. Perhaps we will see Anastasia and Rasputin.

Yes but the July version had a fault in the stitching or the left shoulder and this was subsequently corrected in the August run

That sounds exciting

ha ha ha

wonderful

Those look interesting. The Centurion was updated in South Africa as the "Oliphant" and was still in service in the late eighties at Cuito Cuanvale against the Cubans . Great tank

Will you be adding some images That would make it really great

That could be the Shankill in Belfast

I think Queen Boudica looks very fetching indeed

It is definitely Trophy It was called Up Guards Cannot remember the set number One of those sets form the noughties Before Trophy stopped production

Any chance of updating the Sudan range and resurrecting the Zulu range

So true I think it is great that some of these splendid little wars are having a look in .

No mention of how Spector changed Leonard Cohen's " Death of a Ladies Man" Two iconic stars Cohen and Spector and the resulting album was pretty unique

Dear collector friends, as we start the new year I am pleased to announce a change ofownership for Imperial Productions. I have sold the business to a local Wellington couple that I have known for many years, Mark Yeoman and Bridget Ross. Mark is a long-time collector so is very familiar...

Those look "mostly peaceful"

Australia has always been strict on health and safety The question remains, is it worth it ? One case and the whole state is lock downed costing a lot of money Not sure what the answer is