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I know him well and I am stunned. Jürgen

Although this is not a diorama, it is from a war-game in which my club is play-testing a scenario from a new skirmish book by Britton Publishers on the counter attack at Mortain.

I think George has most if not all of them. http://www.mmtoysoldiers.com/collectorsShowCase.html

It's a facade by Figarti. http://www.grey-goose.co.uk/productinfo.asp?prodid=65&mcid=79 It's long gone except from places like this! Beautiful, huh? I wish I had it too. :( Jürgen

I hope CS doesn't fall into the Dragon Armor trap of producing nothing but "big cats."

I recently received my order for U.S. tank riders along with the Easy Eight from one of The Collectors Showcase vendors. Yet when the winter riders arrived, the bayonet was broken. I contacted Brian and he gave me an RA number with the promise that he could fix it. I'm not sure whether he...

Now I could go for a Comet!

Maybe the guy riding the tank is little, but this beast sure does look big. Does the CS model get the scale right?

I received mine today, and I love it. If you put these so-called 1:30 scale figures to the tape, you'll find they are closer to 70mm than 60mm. So, the tank seems to fit well with my K&C minis. I must say, I think this one is well done. ;) Jürgen

albeit it's not a close-up, but it appears to be an MG34.

I got mine yesterday. It doesn't seem nearly as heavy the earlier releases. Any ideas about that?

I see an evolution with respect to the German helmet sculpt. That FlaK set is amazing.

Das ist eine gute Idee (That is a good idea). ;)

I have most of the TG line, and the K&C Market Garden paras. IMO, TG figures are closer to 60mm than K&C which are about 70mm.

When campared to K&C, CS figures are much better proportioned. K&C figures have very large heads. Also, the CS paint job is gritty and more realistic IMO. However, both CS and K&C are closer to 70mm.

We love it. http://www.brittonpublishers.com/DWC.html This link will take you to the Dulles Wargaming Club's page. Scroll down and click on the You Tube video of a recent game. Steve Fliss is the game master in this movie, and he uses William Britain, Conte and Old Northwest figures, along...

These are shots from a recent wargame the club played. The blue dot marks troop quality. This crew is veteran.

Oh...that is an interesting process. I thought you took the exact diminsions of the actual vehicle and used a proportion ratio of 1:30 to determine the model size. Wouldn't that be a more accurate way to do it?

I am a sucker for the Sherman. It is beautiful, but is it "to scale?" :confused:

He's got a cigarette in his hand. It's kind of cool.