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A few more to go. This set of WWI German Infantry marching is from Hiriart.

OzDigger asked, No I don't have and Aussies.:( I'd love to have some Aussies. Maybe at Gallipoli against the Turks. I saw the movie. It broke my heart. Did Britains make any WWI glossy Aussies?

The French WWI soldiers I painted were castings I bought from Replica Models. I believe the owner was operating out of Conventry, but maybe our English friends will be clearer about that. The two photos of the Guards in Grey Coats are also soldiers I painted from Replica Models castings.

Here is a Britains or Primier German Limber and Artillery set. The Box is put away and so I don't rember which it might be.. :)

Here is another photo of the same set.

This is also a Britains set with the Browning Machine Gun.

Next from Britains are two sets of German Storm Troopers.

This is Britains' Vicker's Maxim Gun.

Next we have the sergeant cyclist. If any of you have him, you'll know that keeping the rifle in place is a bit of a challenge.

Next we have a couple of Brits, from Britains, chatting away. The truck behind them is a 1924 Ford Model T and so anachronistic. But it cost less than $20 and kinda fits for someone like me who isn't too exacting.

Good morning, The coffee is brewing, the streets are quiet, the back door is open , the cat is out. The weather is perfect. A touch of August in the air. So this morning it's the Germans again hard at work hauling a small piece of artillery.

Nice photos, thanks:)

This will be it for tonight. From Soldiers of the World, French with gas masks.

This set is British Artillery from Britains.

The third set is from castings I painted. Very primitive looking French, by today's standards, wearing Adrian Helmets.

Second Set The pictures below are of Britain's English Trench Set.

Hello John (Leadmen), I enjoyed this thread when you started it, especially the photos from your collection. I hope you don't mind but I thought that I'd get the thread going again by adding some photos from my WWI collection. The first set is Britain's German trench set

Brad, Thanks for these photos. I've enjoyed them. Also, the photos taken indoors seem exceptionally sharp. I hope you're enjoying the trip.

Thanks Pat, This morning I turned on the computer, sat, and sipped my coffee clicking my way to the forum. And there, I saw, you'd taken the time to post these photos. The set looks great and I suspect it will go nicely with the rest of your Durbar Collection. Also Andanna, in referring...

To jbonzo1 Thanks for the info