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That is an awesome diorama. Thanks for posting. Benjamin

Thanks Steve, and gentlemen thanks for the likes. Best wishes, Benjamin

Here are some photographs of a diorama base that I made for three R4a Kokoda figures. Best wishes, Benjamin

The figure with the flag is AWESOME! Benjamin

If you are interested in two figures from K/C EA001, then check out this sale, https://www.ebay.com/itm/255248722061 Benjamin

Thanks for posting, great figures. Benjamin

The weathering is excellent. Benjamin

Great question. Where can we purchase the Rhode Island soldier? Benjamin

Love the Rhode Island solder!

I think that R4a did some 1:30 figures for that conflict, https://www.r4a.info/the-easter-rising-ireland-1916-1-30/ But my knowledge of Irish history is zilch. Benjamin

Great diorama. That is one of my favorite movies. Benjamin

FYI, https://www.ebay.com/itm/255084017851

I love your diorama. In spirit it reminds of the scene from the movie Ronin where De Niro is taken the home of a French operative working on a Ninja diorama. Thanks for posting. Benjamin

Hi Steve, The original model was advertised as a 1/56 scale vehicle. I ask him to produce the same vehicle at 1/32 and he made additional copies for sale on EBAY. You could ask him to print one out at 1/30, however, it takes a while for him to respond to email as he seems overwhelmed with...

For those of you looking for 1/32 Morris Trucks check this out, https://www.ebay.com/itm/254970319091 I have purchased from this vendor before and his products are good value for the money. Benjamin

Notice that the ammo pouches on the figure with the LMG look British. I wonder if this is the start of a range on Dien Bien Phu.

Are those four Vietnam figures French? Looks like one of them is holding a MAS36 bolt action rifle and another seems to be holding MAT 49.

Hello, Does anyone have for sale a 1/32 scale modern crew commander made by FOV or 21st Century Toys? I need one for my 1/32 Bradley. Thanks Benjamin

Would it be less expensive to produce 3d printed figures than plastics? Then you could print to order and have less storage expenes. Benjamin

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