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What an amazing interpretation of the photograph! I was at Gettysburg with my son yesterday, and I can't tell you how much I appreciate your well researched depictions of the Civil War!

Don't ask me, Matt. I typed in a s s e m b l e d and it came out that way when I posted it.

Wow, that is fantastic! Is that something John (Obee) assembled and painted for you?

Great looking vignette!

Hello and welcome to the forum, Toby and George! I had the good fortune to visit your shop in 2014 with a group of friends from this forum and again in 2023 with my son. Its a terrific shop, and I wish you good luck finding someone to fill the position.

Looks fantastic Mike! You can't go wrong with the Hudson & Allen ruined factory.

Wow!

Outstanding, Robin!

Happy birthday, Ben! Hope you have a great day!

Really special photos and a well researched account, Chris! Thank you!

Just phenomenal, Guy!

I just ordered "Fight Club," now they just need to make that weird plane!

Happy belated birthday, Mike! Hope you had a great day!

Mark, You really captured the feeling of the painting!

Howard, I am so sorry to hear you are having health problems, cobber! I will take a moment to remember and reflect upon your courageous forebears. Your old mate, Lou

That looks fantastic! Tony Williams of Heco Tinplate Models couldn't have done much better!

I remember those guns quite well! Not only did we shoot them at our plastic toy soldiers (and each other), we would build firecrackers into the tank models we built (my favorite models were Bandai 1:48 scale WWII vehicles, artillery pieces and figures) and light the fuses when one of the models...

Hopefully somewhere warmer! Great set up, Robin!

Robin, I have always loved the Hudson & Allen Barn, and the Dad's Army figures look great with it!

Frank, The skill involved in two disciplines, diorama building and photography, make your work unparalleled!