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Not to but in, but it's the plastic BMC version of the Leister huse.

I don't have much of a WWII collection or any Mars, but I think I should grab this set. Are Mars guys "true" 1:32 or are they closer to the new, bigger side of the scale?

Beautifully and authentically set up!

I ended up buying the two mounted officers, plus WB's mounted Stonewall, based on a past photo you shared, Mike. :D

I preordered the two inspired by the Duke just last night. These will be my first Black Hawk guys.

It's amazing how few options we have in terms of loose weapons for 1/32-1/30 scale. We're mostly reliant on TSSD accessories, which are pretty good, but there's still more options we need.

11 years later... Scott, can you share how filled in the back of the BMC Alamo façade?

This is one of the Expeditionary Force sets I've been waiting for the most eagerly (this and the 1812 frontiersmen). I've been trying to put together good British color parties even longer than X-Force itself has been around.

By time of the 2nd Continental Congress, hadn’t Washington already adopted his blue-and-buff uniform?

Scott, did you fully assemble your X-Force guys before painting? I'm putting together my Royal Marines and noticed that in some of the poses there will be spots that will be tricky to reach with a brush.

Already pre-ordered my Rifle officer. Now all I need is ol' Morgan himself. Looks like it's going to be a great figure!

Keep 'em coming! {sm4}

All the conversions look terrific!

The Running Up the Gun set was my first Britain’s gun crew. It was very much a gateway purchase! {sm4}

I wish I could say I was surprised. I see from the website that the reboxed Confederates include two new poses: "1 standing firing down and 1 kneeling firing down." That seems to be it in terms of new *figures.* I'm all for using figures creatively to cover different eras and armies, but I'd...

If I had looked closer at your photo, Mike, I would have noticed you had the entire crew in the correct positions (not surprisingly).

The pouch is for safely carrying the ammunition up to the gun. I'm not sure if Crewmen 6 & 7 carried one, or just #5.

I wish I had purchased more stuff from All the King’s Men while it was still operational.

So this is the final version of the loading rifleman?

I&R was my first guess. There really is an underdeveloped market for spare parts in 54mm. My plan was to cut out the muskets and re-attach them further in because the shooters have their hands about a hand’s breadth away from the trigger, but I’m not sure how to fix the missing hammer, unless I...