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Here's a fun little scene I thought I'd share. The figure is from the Jane Austin Collection, the scenery is handmade by me. I really hope to get better at creating atmosphere and intrigue. Cheers!

Some of my recent builds. A light hearted chat. I thought it would be fun to make some scatter objects like shako's and spent shot. Cheers!

Hi all. I've made up a bunch of Chevaux de Frise as you can see in the photos. If you'd like a set (two pieces) pm me. I'm selling them at £15.00 a set--not including shipping. I can always make more depending on demand. Each item is 10cm long and about 5cm high. I also make and sell the...

Thanks everyone! Yes Brendan. I started it about a year ago and just got back to it. Hoping to make a much improved version. It's based on a real church in the village of Fuentes D'onoro, Spain. But it's not a scale model. More a representation. Cheers Ollie

A simple scene using my Spanish church. Cheers Ollie

Thanks chaps for the kind words and enthusiasm. Glad you liked my humble offering. Not at all. It's a Sony RX1003. Highly recommend it. They are on the Mk5 now, but the 3 is more than adequate. Nice little point and shoot. They do look great, yes! I especially like the French troops. Very...

Thanks. It's my new toy, Robin. It does catch detail well, including paint chips!! {eek3}

Old Guard look tremendous! Great job K&C! Casualties are so essential for a dynamic and realistic display. The officer looks beautifully done, also.

Hi Guys, I had a great time taking some photos, thought I'd share a few shots. Cheers! Ollie

£150 Mint in box. Please PM if interested, Kindest regards, Ollie

Hi All, I've recently been encouraged to offer some of my handmade buildings, designed to be used alongside toy soldiers approximately 1/30, for sale (works well with all the major companies, K&C, WB, JJD, FL). I have created a barn facade and am offering three versions of the design, Grey...

Thanks ever so much Ken! Very much appreciated. Cheers Mark. I make the buildings from various materials such as polystyrene, card and paper. The polystyrene is the kind used for insulation boards--its great for carving brick and stone details.

Thanks Robin, very glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your kind words. Cheers, Ollie

Great pictures, Moe. Love the one of the partisans. Really captures the imagination. That French officer is in deep trouble. As people have already alluded to, there were cases of uniformed ladies discovered amongst the dead at Waterloo. Also the Royal Marines had Hannah Snell. She disguised...

That's a stunning set! Love those WW1 figures, Enrico. Very haunting. This is my pick. It was the first figure I purchased and is my most treasured. The stance is kinetic (if that makes sense?) and conveys of the drama the soldier is immersed in which gives me a lot of enjoyment. The...

Hi all, here is a movie I made using Britain's Petticoat figures (and one Pride & Prejudice!). All previous videos on my youtube channel are military models so this makes a nice change. Not entirely historically correct to display these fashions together, but I enjoyed the scenes and thought you...

Hi all, here's some pictures of a little scene I was playing around with today--a painful, desperate and bloody scrape in a courtyard. **** Cheers! Ollie

Utterly incredible piece, Guy! Thanks for sharing. It is beautifully crafted and composed.

Thanks everyone! Glad you enjoyed it. Yes, those figures look great. Especially the Cacadores. Love light infantry! The Guerillas too! Appreciate the kind words. Thank you! Thank you. I cannot imagine how it must have been fighting through those narrow alleys. trying to depict it...

For those interested here is another video. I really hope to make these videos to a higher quality, and build loads more dioramas, but for the time being hopefully you'll enjoy this selection of photos of my collection (some I've already posted here but many new ones too) of K&C's awesome Naps...