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WOW George, another impressive set-up, plenty to see there, late WW2 being my preference.

Sorry to hear about the confirmed passing of Mitch, he had an impressive knowledge of WW2 military and a real talent for modeling, I had some minor forum scuffles with him but I rarely hold grudges. I had/have Double Pneumonia (plus heart issues) myself, makes you weak as a kitten, not sure how...

As I said earlier, suspect there was very limited use originally, display types and reenactors have since embraced the fashion. That said, I would still buy the figures if in my collecting sphere.

It was mentioned last year, I'm not sure if it's definite. Perhaps someone can confirm.

WOW Victor, you're certainly achieving a lot of detail and depth in this project.

Steve, you have some terrific 3D printed buildings, shallow facade buildings are a great option, especially for those collectors with limited display space. I'm thinking of buying new commercial style cabinets with about 600 mm depth to allow more rear display space for buildings etc.

Great scenes.

Cool display Wayne.

You've got my attention John, but I'd prefer Female Layers.

Exactly, the mystery of the Blue Polka Doted scarves is one of the many interesting uniform details that stimulates my excitement of collecting Toy Soldiers. However, it looks like the cuffs of all the jackets are rolled up, who dose that?

I think Mitch died, not sure what Alex is up to these days.

Louis, yes I recall the unprimed reasoning, a pity really as they made some impressive models. The only Figarti model I still have in my collection is a Japanese type 95 tank with bunker plus a few Waffen SS figures which are underated IMO as they had some great detail and camo painting.

Great display of a fine aircraft, I used to have that set, sadly the Blue paint peeled off in patches, the fate of many Figarti models.

Hi Kev, great to see the K & C Classic Desert Tiger in one of your dios, but I recently traded mine for their new version.

Steve, that was a good one, interesting insight into an often forgotten part of WW2.

What an amazing and appropriate memorial.

Thanks Steve

Earthquakes! The 5.6 magnitude earthquake occured on Saturday morning at 9.50 am, the epicenter was about 100 kms North West of where I live. I was adding some new figures to a cabinet when it started to shake, I thought I had bumped the cabinet, but it kept shaking for 30 seconds or so. The...

I like the look of these new WP FJ figures and the scarves aren't an issue for me, but not for me as I'm still concentrating on collecting Aussie based sets. However, I really enjoy 'forum discussions' about new releases, especially if there's some 'educated' opinion regarding accuracy etc...

Great scene Tristan, I have those Three Aussies working on the Killer Caldwell version in my WW2 Pacific display. JJD issued some terrific sets, usually in limited numbers, I was lucky to recently get hold of a lot of old JJD sets from Two Aussie dealers, it's amazing what you can find if you...