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In that case, I will entertain offers north of $1,000 for these guys :)

Is this one mislabeled ? What is it!

The eBay bidding on a Trophy Camel Corps dismounted figure leading a camel is reaching hefty levels for a single figure: http://www.ebay.com/itm/401224986163?_trksid=p2055359.m1431.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

So, do you (or anyone else) tell your spouse what the price is! :) Jim

They were made with different colors for the lady's dress. My version has a lime green dress. Jim

Here is a picture of the rear of the church, as seen once you walk through the ornate gateway. Note that absence of any door in the rear:

I believe that this might be the front gate because it is on the side next to the church steeple, which is usually the front of the church. The more ornate back gate lead to the rear of the church.

Champsandbums is currently listing a large quantity of Trophy sets on eBay right now, so it seems obvious that he acquired someone's collection. He tends to overprice equipment sets, but the infantry seems to be "at market". One could commission Herb Gundt to make a similar boat for...

The CSA Leopard is for sale on eBay for a cool $5,000. She is a mighty fine vessel but way too pricey for my taste. Copy and paste the link below and have a look. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Trophy-of-Wales-American-Civil-War-CSA-Leopard-/401227444017?hash=item5d6b04ef31:g:vtMAAOSwiONYLe~8

I have moved most of my Trophy Highlanders, except for my UTF Seaforth Highlanders, on to book shelves in my library: From left to right, Black Watch, Gordon's, Seaforth - Khaki, and Black Watch at Tamai.

Another enjoyable picture. It looks like a couple of mounted NNC are there also. Jim

I recently acquired a 24-piece Big Box Black Watch Highlander band, shown The Seaforth Highlander band; one from Trophy and one from K&C:

I know that the Brigade of Guards that fought during the American Revolution in the U.S. Did not carry colours into the field for the reason that I cited earlier. Same is true for detachments of Guards companies in Spain during the Napoleonic Wars. Jim

My regiment of 21st Lancers, for wargaming purposes, is now at 17 rank and file. I will use the Trophy Young Winston Churchill as the commander figure: The "commander" in this photo is an Alymer figure

Did we ever get a response from Britains on this question? Jim

The Boer War era steam tractor arrived today. A very handsome model it is too: It is one favorites and I was fortunate to stumble upon it. I also added a lot of Marines to the Trophy collection:

My latest acquisition, which I'm completely thrilled to have, is Trophy EQ-14 Royal Garrison Siege Gun: The Camel Corps figures are from Red Box Miniatures.

Red tile roofs were and still are common to Silesia. Also, stork nests on the chimneys

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That is a great idea. I'd love to see that large Changing of the Guard set re-released. It's a shame not to use some of the old moulds, although I'd imagine that market research and actual sales probably point to emphasizing the matte ranges of figures. I'm happy either way.