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Brad, Thank you for all the time and thought you've put into the rest of us having a good time. I'm sure I can't imagine all the effort you've put into doing the job of moderator. And now ... I hope you just enjoy yourself.

Paulo, do you have photos? :rolleyes:

Very nice Randy. I always enjoy looking at photos from other members' collections. I hope others will post some Britain WWI photos.

This sounds very interesting. I hope it all works out. Hats off for all the energy that is and has been needed to get this going.

Hi Raymond, I agree with your :(. Having said that, we'll save lots of money which we can spend elsewhere :).

I bought them from a fellow named Buzz Thorp. I think he's from Illinois. Cheers

Good news. Does anyone know if this series will be gloss or matte?

Well actually guys, my purchases did not stop there. I also got a few Hiriart sets :o. Below are some photos of one of them. They're nine to a set. These are WWII Germans. And hello Vamp. It was nice meeting you at the show. Haven't really found a spot for them yet. Maybe I'll use some of...

John wrote They'd look great in your revamped man-cave :D Did you get anything at the show that you think we might like to see?

Some of you asked what I'd gotten in Chicago. I went to the show hoping to find some Napoleonic Soldiers of the World, some Hiriart toy soldiers, and good castings. I had no luck with the castings, and the only Napoleonic Soldiers of the World available were picked up by someone else while I...

Excellent. With the maps and all it sure is eye catching. Thanks

Finally here they are together. Actually I was disappointed with these sets and other Frontline glossy figures which I'll talk about later. I was more naive back then, still pretty naive. So, years ago, I saw these sets being sold by a dealer on the net. He was one of the first. I thought...

Hi again, Below are a few photos of Frontline Russian infantry during the Crimean War.

Hi Glossman, It's nice that you brought this thread back to life. Below are a few photos of a Frontline set: Russian artillery during the Crimean War.

Good work John. With all that space you'll have lots of room for new purchases. Your grandson must enjoy looking at those toy soldiers; maybe even touching:rolleyes:. I too look forward to some photos of your future displays. Cheers

Last Sunday I watch the Patriots whip those Tennessee boys and was amazed to see the field was all white. Didn't seem to bother Brady and the rest of um. Still before the game I went apple picking, and noticed Canada geese chattering away as they flew south to warmer weather. So if you don't...

Hi Pat, Thank you for the photos. They’re just beautiful. And the presentation in the oak cabinet(s) is elegant and simple. Wonderful. And Damian, I really liked your dioramas. My attention was drawn to the colourful buildings. Mostly I collect glossy figures. For at least a decade it seemed...

Good question Konrad. Brad and Rob, I enjoyed your respective stories. :)

I've just come onto this thread. Very nice Mike. It might sound silly, but great water. :)

John & Konrad, Wonderful figures! A great job painting and Konrad what a wonderful set you have there. These are as good as it gets and on top of that I really like the era of Frederick the Great. Honestly, I'd love to have them. When Napoleon defeated the Prussians he visited Potsdam where...