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Great little scene....love the realistic placement of the figures!!. Just one little flaw here, you would do better to replace the Easy 8 with an earlyer Sherman version, as the Easy did not see action till well after D.day Sorry just a "Historical correct "tick i have!!..... Nice work. Steve

Although i am not a collector of WWII Pacific items i really enjoy what you guys are putting out in the way of dio"s and i love to see that collectors are more and more "thinking outside the box"as to how they display their collections!!. Obviously a diorama really brings vehicles and figures...

Yes indeed....another vehicle that is long overdue a British Halftrack loaded down with winter dressed Tommy"s would be great for the Ardennes campaign....(yes they were there too!!) and for early 1945 dioramas.....good suggestion friend, i"ve been asking for this vehicle for years now!!!!. Steve

I f KC ever released this little beauty i would buy both..Normandy/Ardennes versions then have one with the canvas top on ....and from the other one i would make an ambulance....not too difficult to make some angle iron brackets to fit the stretchers on.....Let"s hope..!!. Steve

Well apart from the recently disccused Fallschirmjagers which we are now led to believe are in the pipeline i would love to see a Studebaker M29 Weasel. This is also a long overdue vehicle which the US Army made much use of and opens many possibilities for the WWII collector and diorama...

Yes as you state a great early set!!....I made the decision years back to sell my very first KC sets which i did ,but the Schwimmwagen is still sitting in one of my display cabinets....and will remain to do so..!!!!!. Steve

Wayne 500..????. In yer dreams Blue..!!!. 'Steve

Well, it is all about who is wearing it.... Carefull friend....we are getting dangerously off thread again!! But then again KC did release those rather dubious Napoleonic "Girlies" a while back so maybe they would"nt object if we all posted our favourite "string"photo"s..??, and wayne could...

Hello Wayne "BLACK STRING"!!!!. Good grief this thread is getting worse by the minute. I f you must have toy soldiers dangling idle from the cieling then have you ever thought of fishing line wayne..??? I still think (only my opinion) that Luftwaffe figures are far more flexible in their use...

OK.....This latest news from KC sounds definately interesting!!. at long last we could be ..(soon i hope) adding Fallschirmjager"s to our WWII collections. now i am going to have sleepless nights thinking of all the possibilities.....Normandy..?? Ardennes..?? who knows. But i would"nt go...

Its"what people call a "discussion" it"s what people do on a forum...discuss things. and it is impossible to dicuss things without making references/comparisons to other items in that field of discussion.....Hope that cleared things up for you wayne..!!!!!. Steve

Keep beating that drum freind....if we all make enough noise then just maybe we will wake someone at KC..!!!!!!. Steve

Yes i have often considered the Gunn figures and they are indeed quite good...but then i always hesitated with the thought that KC just might release them next month??????? i will wait a little longer, but here we are some years further and still no Fallschirmjagers for Normandy/Ardennes from...

Re: Fallschirmjäger A very valid point friend!!. Although there was an SS. Dot camo jump smock produced late in the war it was a question of "too late and too few" to ever have been commonly seen in battle. there is a very knowledgeable book by Michael D. Beaver Camouflage Uniforms of the...

The Lions of Carentan.....bring "em"on KC, the sooner the beter!!!....a stealthy advancing patrol would be great!!!!!!!!. Steve