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Great shots of the Commandos, Kevin!

The more a read the excerpts from the first hand accounts the more I realize this operation was doomed from the start. Once it was obvious that there were significant German opposition there was no way lightly armed paratroopers could take much less hold both sides of the bridge. Additionally...

Looks real, Frank!

Just the best, Frank!

The ME110 was one of the first two aircraft K&C produced when it relaunched the wood warbirds series. I could be mistaken, but I think the second was a Hawker Typhoon. Great photos Kevin!

Kevin, Fantastic photos, as usual!

Wayne, Just amazing photos of some great JJD armor! And I totally agree with you about the crews.

Here are some photos of Jon at my home, giving me one of my favorite pieces, the prototype of his remarkable StuG:

Thank you, but all the credit goes to Jon! I also love his Knights of the Sky series, and his armor, but there is something about the Jacobite Rebellion that fascinates me! On a trip to Scotland two summers ago, I bought myself this Highland Dirk made in 1740 so old enough to have been part of...

Mine is the Jacobite Rebellion, and I agree that Jon is amazingly helpful and supportive of his collectors. I am proud to count him as a friend, and among his many generous gifts to me over the years is this diorama base, which he made for the launch of the series:

The animation looks amazing!

Kevin, That Clark Gable figure has always been one of my favorites!

Very original and clever scene, Wayne!

Kevin, Great eerie twilight photo!

Great WWI photos! This one reminds me of this Trophy set:

Fun with the early glossy cavalry, with thanks to Kevin!

Thank you, Kevin!

Chris, It just gets better and better!

Sorry to hear about your Mother, Paddy. I hope she makes a full recovery.

Nice Duke! Looks like a scene from "The French Lieutenant's Woman"!