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Brilliant work Victor, well done, John

Sharpe's RIfles ..... BRILLIANT!!! I love that the lads are in their campaign clothing, just like in the Peninsular Wars, some with soft hats, a bare head too, instead of the shako, and all wearing dirty / dusty trousers with patches. Richard Sharpe is there too, leading his team 'over the...

Hi Andrew, email me and give me details, pictures will help, and I can see what i can do for you..... I do like a challenge :) John

Nice to see a gun with a reasonable sized detachment. Not exactly the 'hot and sweaty' gunners we usually see but posed 'standing to' awaiting the next fire mission to come in over the radio. Nice work, John

It's very interesting to see you using smaller scale equipment to gain the real perspective view in this diorama, I'm really looking forward to seeing this completed (and close up). John

Of course not, be just wants some cash for his 'help' !!! John

It's great to see that John has made a good sized gun detachment, most makers only make a token number of gunners. And I do love seeing hot and sweaty gunners, so "bring on the guns" John

Nice 'play' keep the coming, John

yes, I'd love to see more poses like these in all eras and campaigns, especially in my favourites, like Naps. John

Looking good, so I suppose it's going to be the Gun & Limber next ????

Looking good Robin, well done !! John

Why do you want a tractor for the gun? Why not a detachment of hot and sweaty gunners manning this monster????? John

Napoleonic Artillery .... most interesting to see a French Gribeauval system gun, so i wonder what gunners will be coming? Imperial Guards or Line ..... Foot or Horse Artillery ? I'm sure looking forward to more guns and gunners!!! John

Wayne, Chris, who is in Albany now, got a maker in Thailand to make these gum trees to go with a 1:35 scale diorama showing the 40mm Bofors AA Guns at Matilda Bay in WW2 where they were defending the squadron of Catalinas that fly out over the Indian Ocean. If they are suitable, let me know...

Guns & Gunners, just what I love to see :)

Great setup, well done, John

Love that van, so typical of the time and place. I think you now need 'Dad's Army' figures there too ! Good work Wayne :giggle:

Seems like your really enjoyed the trip 'down under especially Sydney. I think that both Jock and I am glad you didn't take us with on your 'adventure' to the Ink Parlour, I don't think our ladies would have appreciated that on us :) Good to see the images of the new released figures you...

Wolfgang, I did a similar sort of setup for this set of figures that I bought at the Plassenburg in Klumbach in 2017. The background image is of Klumbach in the 18c and fits in nicely with the Napoleonic era figures, French prisoners of the Prussians. John

I won the bidding for these 6 figures recently, all Tradition of London originals from an interstate seller. Good thing that he was in Australia, so post was not high, so cost me only AUS$60 (thats US$40) landed for 6 painted figures. Now the decision is 'Do I strip and repaint them to my...