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Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!)
Absolutely — an armored train with a young Winston Churchill as a war correspondent would make a fantastic and historically rich addition to the Trophy-style Boer War range. Here's a brief story that could inspire such a set: Winston Churchill and the Armored Train: A Daring Escape in the Boer... -
Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!)
Louis, I am tottaly agree but I doubt that Len would ever made tanks or airplains :) Artillery yes, this my list. Austro-Hungarian (Austrian) Artillery: Skoda 30.5 cm Mörser M.11 (30.5 cm Siege Howitzer) Nickname: "Barbara" Role: Heavy siege howitzer Notable Use: Battles of Przemyśl, Verdun... -
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TX16 Lone Star Flag Bearer and TX5 Mexican Infantry Advancing -
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TX15 Mexican Infantry Standard Bearer Set -
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TX11 The Alamo Defenders -
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TX6 New Orleans Greys -
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TX 13F - Mounted Lancer Vs Kentucky Mustang -
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If you don’t have one, I actually have an extra I’d be happy to trade! :) -
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Thank you for posting these wonderful Alamo sets! I absolutely love the range and we're all hoping to finally catch a glimpse of the Holy Grail — the "FACADE." Is it version 1 or version 2? If it's the second version, would you mind showing the box and its label? By the way, the new Superman... -
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It looks like poor Mrs. Susanna Dickinson accidentally ended up in the wrong box — ALA1 — instead of fleeing Mexican soldier like she’s supposed to! She has absolutely nothing to do with Davy Crockett’s wild-eyed rage. Could you please return her to her rightful home in box TX10? Thanks for... -
Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!)
Well I guess I have to start imagining: 🚩 Boer War (1899–1902) "Captured Boer Wagon and British Escort" Ox-drawn Boer wagon with looted supplies, guarded by mounted and foot British infantry. "Boer Commandos at Church" Unusual civilian moment — Boer fighters with slouch hats standing outside... -
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I love Dynamite gun set, it is one of the best Trophy made. I’ve always liked cavalry, but the Napoleonic era was never really my thing — with the exception of a few rare sets. -
Trophy Sets That Never Were (But Should Have Been!)
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “If only Trophy had made this set…”? Maybe a Napoleonic balloon corps, French Foreign Legion Highland Volunteers, Sahara Detachment, or a Boer War Staff car? This is the place to let your imagination take the field! This thread is dedicated to all the... -
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Well, the King’s Own in the Trophy of Texas version (WA1–6TX) are quite scarce. Could you please include a close-up of the three mounted figures on the left of the upper shelf? Thank you! -
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They are actually Cameron Highlanders in white uniforms (HP2) —very attractive and very desirable set indeed, particularly with the mounted officer. -
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Thank you! It looks like you have Austrian sailors advancing (BS9) and charging (BS40), which are much more difficult to find. -
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"What a great scene—but someone better reposition those British troops fast, or they’ll end up as unfortunate victims of friendly fire!" 😄 -
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Another yellow plume appearance—this time, they stayed on parade where they belonged!" 😄 -
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Very scarce Russian flagbearer—one is still lost and hasn’t found his way to my home yet! The flag proudly reads in Russian, “God with us”… -
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What a great display! Please show the sailors in white that can be seen in the distance.