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Always thought that "The Boss" was Bruce Springsteen..!!!!

Yes gentlemen....The M29 Weasel definately gets my vote.....Although i would certainly not turn my back on the amphibious version of this little beauty..!!!!!!!!.

Sorting out my stuff and i came across these 2 items, decided i will not be using them after all so if anyone is interested here they are. WB. ACW 17717 Spring house with trough.....Mint in box, never displayed.....65.00 Pounds + Shipping WB Waterloo 17880 Hougoumont well set......Mint but no...

Hi Guys Sorting out some old sets and i came across these guys..!!. Cockellshell heroes/Commando"s..?? Purchased them back in 2014 new, they are still mint as new and never out of the box. I am asking the same price as i paid then plus shipping. DD196 Crouching sergeant with tommy...

Nice conversion Harrie and a smart idea on how to remove an unwanted base from a figure, never thought of that one..!!!. I guess that also works for standing/kneeling figures, Good idea for turning some infantry figures into tank riders..!! Steve

Very nice indeed.....A simple composition that speaks volumes, thanks for sharing. Steve

Your Dio is looking great Guy, looking forward to seeing the finished item..!!. As far as the Canadian Scottish figures sure they could be used but as they landed on a different sector>>(Vaux) then it would not be historically correct, that being said i will be using these figures for a...

I like where you are heading with your suggestions. I too would love to see an M8 Howitzer, Normandy or Bulge. Also the Panzerwerfer 42 would be a fantastic addition to any serious WWII collection. The Opel Maultier would also be great in any shape or form...!!. Steve

Correct!!....The M5 which was built by International Harvester was virtually the same as the M3. Not visible differrences were thicker armour...(it was less efficient!!) The visible differences were different Fenders, rounded corners on the rear of the bathtub, and the side window armour was...

Well there are some really good looking releases this month ,but unfortunately nothing that really rocks my boat ...(in my collecting field) anyhow. I was at first interested in the French/Belgian Nun till i took a closer look at the Baby....Sorry KC but this is one of the worst mouldings that...

Nicely done conversion....Still waiting impatiently for the British version, The M5 Halftrack with some Tommys riding in the back. Steve

Fantastic work!!!!. I have also been working on a train based dio (on and off)...but after viewing this i think i will throw mine in the trash can!!!!. Steve

Simple but stunning composition, and with the wonderfull photography you have created an extremely emotive diorama!!!. Steve

Out of all the hundreds of KC figures in my collection this has only ever happened once, That was an WRAF figure who"s skirt came off!!!..well the paint came off her skirt..(RAF Blue paint) I don"t think the colour of the paint is relevant, IMO it is just down to contaminated undercoat or maybe...

Great work Guy as always. I love the sea wall and each that i have wandered over that section of beach i have always thought..I would love to build that into a diorama....You beat me to it...!!!. Am i correct in saying that this wall was in existance long before the germans entered France as a...

Not had too much time lately to read all the threads but i stumbled across this one and just had to comment. I too have this Tractor,i ordered it the minute it came out and it remains one of my favorite KC pieces and i have to say i prefer this version to the trailer type. Yes it was relatively...

Hello again.....Sorry that i seem to have sidetracked the original intention of your thread. You have as i rightly stated a really nice AK collection and i hasten to add KC has made some great stuff from the North African campaign. There is a saying in Holland of some people having long...

Great work Harrie......a credit to the Dutch Toy Soldier Collectors Club..!!!!! Steve

Nice collection friend. I have all these pieces exept for the desert tiger. Those were the days when this stuff was affordable and you could add several pieces every month to build up your collection, now the prices have gone into orbit and lost touch with reality and i have to worry if there is...

I should have known that you were up there on the details Guy..!!....anyone can put a reasonable diorama together but its attention to the small details that make it a winner or not. Steve