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Mike here new to the forum. For what it is worth this is one of the next sets I am going to start buying. I have always admired the cloth covered airplanes of WW1. Had to be quite the thrill to be in the early days of aviation. These are just marvelous.

Wow. Talk about production. Thanks for the informative reply, Mike

The last picture with the Indian capturing the flag says it all. I hope you enjoy this as much as I do, Mike

I have completed for now my Battle of the Little Bighorn or Custer's Last Stand. How fitting to post this as another group of these marvelous figures has just been shown on the dispatches. Mike

Well, now I know what dispatch every month is all about. Very cool. I am very happy to see some more Cavalry and Indian soldier figures at the time when I am ready to list my scene! I will also have the George Washington. The Turkish vehicle is very nice. Mike

On the Tebow thing. It kind of reminds me of the way that Jim McMahon got left behind so quick after championship playing. Mike

Hey there. I found some soldiers called Steadfast going through my Dads old collection. These figures look to be Rorke's drift 24th foot and artillery too. Is Steadfast still in business? Mike

It is of interest to me that these types of soldiers, figures, scenes, display or diorama are produced and continue to be produced to remind the new generations of what happened and what needs never happen again. It does not seem to me that they are being presented in such a way to glorify the...

Just so fantastic. The barb wire and the foliage are so real. Thanks for this, Mike

I watched this movie last night late. Started the English language version but the voices were just not right. Watched it in Polish with subtitles and it felt right. Interesting to see a movie on the Polish in World War 2. Mikie

Very nice Bridge! Mike

Thanks Jack. I was more in the air then on a boat but I did do two tours on an aircraft carrier flying Stoofs. So this one is for the black shoe Navy as we called em! I am finishing the Cav and Indian to put up soon. I am very happy with it. To 1944 I love your saying, This is after all a Toy...

Hey, I like the armor! I would love some more Cav and Indians no offense! More Crusaders and I would dig seeing the medieval or ren area like the Robert the Bruce duo fighting limited set I have. It is great and goes perfect with St Pete's I have. As far as new items I am open for pretty much...

Hey, if you are a new guy like me and had big trouble trying to figure out how to compress a photo=Go to Photo Pos Pro on a computer search and download the free program. It is safe and has no viruses. But do read each thing you say yes to to avoid any browser or other change items you may not...

Why thank you too. I am spending the rest of the weekend working on a Cav and Indian scene that I hope will not disappoint. The scene has been a picture in my mind for a long time. You know at the risk of sounding sappy, this is very fun! Mike

Yes! No offense to the How To section but I could not get the photo bucket and other recommendations to work. I found a program that is absolutely free called PHOTO POS PRO that after a short getting familiar with has an easy function to "RESIZE" the photograph. Very good. It has all types of...

Anyone watching Oklahoma and Mississippi! Mike

Here is a little scene. I need some more guys for the dockside. Hope you like, thanks Mike! Oh and Frank Vezzolf is just to the left of the last pic. Yes on the business end of the Lewis Gun. George is the coxswain!!! and yours truly the trigger man.

Thank you. No problem, I just couldn't believe it. If anyone wants to know who I am and what I am about just ask. Watch for my next scene. Mike