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Flowerdew's Squadron might make me rethink my K&C sabbatical.

Flowerdew's Squadron.

I think the Second Boer War would be an ideal conflict in which to dip their toe. I think it proved a relatively popular campaign in some prospective polls on other threads. TGM have stolen a march with their FFL range, so why not try another range not being catered for elsewhere?

As far as I can make out the Martini problem has almost been solved. It is still out of scale with the figure itself and the length between the first and second barrel bands is way too short. This figure doesn't appear to have a collar badge so not sure what regiment it is supposed to be but...

As we are going down the vehicular route with the Great War I think an Austin Armoured Car would be a welcome addition primarily because we have already gone down the Amiens path. This should please Australian collectors as the 17th (Armoured Car) Battalion were attached to the Australian Corps...

And another of mine of the Newfoundland Caribou.

My own photo of the wonderfully peaceful Ovillers cemetery.

The Diggers are from the 10th Battalion and they are indeed signallers.

The NZMR's in Cairo.

An iconic piece of uniform.

Nice photo. Is the mat available to buy or is this one made by yourself? I like it. Just out of interest, if JJ were to make another Whippet is there one in particular that collector's would like to see?

Apologies for a boring photo but this is another to keep in mind for future reference........:wink2:

What have I done for you, England, my England? What is there I would not do, England, my own? With your glorious eyes austere, As the Lord were walking near, Whispering terrible things and dear As the Song on your bugles blown, England – Round the world on your bugles blown!

The Dogs of War.

There is some conjecture as to whether this photograph of J18, a composite Mk V, was taken the day prior to or the day following the 'black day of the German Army'. I suspect it is the day before given the perceived undertaking of concealment. Furthermore, keep this photograph in mind over the...

The truly great photographs need no captions and transcend the where and the when, such as this.

Of course the 9th Lancs weren't wearing this attire when they landed at Suvla and are missing their correct badge. More of a "lie-orama" than a diorama if you will.

Thank you for being the 'north star' in this whole industry. If you keep shining, I'll keep following you and no one else. Best wishes.