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Kevin, I love the natural light and the excellent diorama around the Figarti halftrack!

Steve, It’s a brave new world for collectors. I only wish I had the space to venture into 3-D printing but I have so many wonderful traditional dioramas that I am more than content.

Jon makes some terrific models, Tristan, and you surround them with equally terrific dioramas!

I really hope I can make it this year, and if I do, I would love to meet you in person.

You do terrific work with dioramas, so I am not at all surprised that did such a nice job with making your broken model look like a burned out battle relic. I was a decent modeler when I was a kid, but the only modeling I've done in recent memory was putting an Honour Bound Gold Tiger that...

Here's a photo Kevin took of my version:

Is that your other dog impression, Oddball?

Nice weathering on the burned-out Sherman (or should I say Ronson-they always lit up the first time)!

Nice Wayne! I have a K&C mahagony version of that very floatplane, its a great warbird.

Another terrific scene, Rafael!

Great looking buildings and kit, Steve!

Victor, The action poses and the excellent work on the harnesses and chains already look fantastic, no matter how fiddly the work as been!

Figarti did a number of British vehicles, its a shame they didn't do a halftrack.

Great shot, Kevin! Is that M3 Halftrack Figarti?

Another great set up very well photographed, Rafael!

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!