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I have just received this set of K&C Glossy 15th Ludhiana Sikhs after them are being listed on Ebay in Australia for some time. Seems no one wated them, so my offer resulted in them getting a new home in my collection. These are the first set of K&C Glossy I have; I am most impressed with...

Yes, I agree, making the gun and liber as one part, the detachment in sets of 2 or 3 gunners would satisfy most collectors who want to vary their setups and their budget! John

Nice gun and limber but sadly lacking when it comes to the detachment. I see 2 gunners loading, one with the rammer for the projectile, and an officer. There is no NCO to command the gun, nor any layer to aim the gun, both essential. These guns were manned by a crew of 7 so I wish makers...

Victor, you don't see many WW1 Scots soldiers, the only one I have painted is this Gordon, a Ketal Modele kit. John

They do have a towed 105mm gun, that should be able to punch a hole in any 'old tin can' !!! John

Sure, but also maybe some more French Infantry, but in campaign clothing NOT parade uniform. John

Yes, more of my work for Luiz, John

These figures are all Scale Link kits that i assembled using a whole lot of spare arms to make the poses for this gun. John

Nothing for me this month, only WW2 Germans and their 'Targets' I thought some more of Sharpe's Rifles could be here for my stocking :( John

SP Artillery, I love seeing that Wayne. John

Thanks for posting the images, Victor, I think I'll plan on seeing that in March when I'm in S'pore. John

David, I have an old catalogue from Phoenix, so I scanned the furniture page, and top right is your chair and you can see how it is assembled. Hope that helps, John

Those figures look great on the stands you are using, very 'Oriental' well done, John

Take pictures of the parts and I can have a look at them and give some advice because I have assembled many sets by Phoenix. John

'Oh my goodness, the Natives are getting restless!!' says the British officer Great setup, well done. John

Nice setup, glad you could show them to us, John

This was one of my favourites, Victor, glad to see it again. John

Hey Wayne, the vehicles are on the wrong side of the road for UK !!! Watching too much US TV ?????? John

The carriage is now complete, and ready for delivery to its owner. It's been a labour of love on my behalf, but a very enjoyable challenge, and glad I was able to show you the step needed in construction of these vintage kits. Next challenge will be the Phoenix Royal Mail Coach, but maybe...

Victor, I really noticed that when I added lights into 2 new cabinets and used LEDs. I did thing about replacing all the older halogens in 3 cabinets but that was just too much trouble, so I have just left them. John