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Thanks for your kind comments guys. The picture below is one of my favourite models of Bobby Lee. It came as a metal kit some years ago and I now cannot remember the manufacturer. However, I like to think that I captured the great man's serene look. I am reminded of one of his many wise quotes...

Merry Christmas & Happy Holiday fellow Froggers Bob the UKReb

Thanks for the comments guys and good to see you posting again Kevin-much like you I too have been AWOL for some twelve months. I need to muster the Yank & Reb armies, dust them off and get them on the march again :wink2: Bob

I too have of late seriously considered selling off my 2000 plus ACW collection as it would appear that TS releases for my two main collecting eras both ACW and Alamo have slowed to a snails pace in fact almost ground to a halt. Like many other collectors on the forum I too am puzzled at the...

Cracking ACW scenes Mike from your vast collection-one can almost hear the gunfire and Huzzah yelling :) Bob

Stunning depiction Chris and superb construction.

Many thanks for all of your kind comments guys very much appreciated. Especially after having filled my loft with smoke which immediately set off both fire alarms. Certainly was a bit of a panic to remove the batteries before my beloved called the fire brigade. Have had a bit more success using...

Antietam-September 17th 1862 In the pasture south of Miller's Cornfield B.G. Alexander Lawton's Georgia brigade had been decimated by the attack of two Union Brigades. The Georgians and Virginians who had been engaged all morning desperately needed support and were now falling back to the...

Par Excellence Brad

Imitating History I recently wrote a magazine article on the subject of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency during the ACW. I illustrated the text with a few photographs including the one below. This well known ACW photograph was taken by Alexander Gardiner who was employed by Mathew Brady...

George Simply stunning and impressive work on one of the most bloodiest battles of the ACW. From my studies of Sharpsburg/Antietam you have re-created practically perfect formations of Lee and Little Mac's troops during the bloody 17th. Well done sir Bob

Fine atmospheric work Steve. I particularly like the earth groundwork and also the close-up shots of the recruits-Kudos Bob

Poignant and simply stunning-Kudos Wayne Bob

Andy A superb construction of "Fort John Ford". Much like you and a number of other forum members I too am a great fan of Ford's Cavalry Trilogy. So much so that a few years ago whilst in Phoenix, Arizona I took a couple of days time out and a long five hour drive to visit Monument Valley...

He is certainly on my pre-order list. A mounted figure of Gibbon- one hell of a fighting soldier who along with his troops participated in practically every major battle of the Eastern Theatre- will be a fine asset for any number of dios. Also pre-ordered is the Confederate orderly holding an...

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The Ambush-Version II More warriors join the war-party Reb

Impressive set-up and shoot. Good subject matter too. Bob

Reminded me of a scene taken from the 1970s movie Aces High. Par Excellence! Bob