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The sculpts are especially striking when they stand the test of closeups. Robin.

You have nailed it Paul. Had I not gone the TCS way, this would have been a far better option time, money and end result. Robin.

That Purple chariot is outstanding. The terrain and backdrop allows for some amazing setups. Robin.

That’s a brilliant piece, no decent Western town should be without one. Robin.

You can’t get a tank more impressive than KT. These are showcased very well. Robin.

Consolidating the Capital Stanley. Robin.

The British move into Port Stanley. Robin.

We all will be gathered in front of the saloon in anticipation of its imminent arrival. Robin.

Ah yes a constant reminder I missed out on the flatcars. Robin.

A stage certainly is an iconic feature in any Western town. Robin.

Very sad. Had a lot of contact with Mike in the early years of my collecting and always felt very comfortable dealing with him. He was a credit to the hobby. My condolences go out to his family. Robin.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. Robin.

Some period photos around the Globe. Note the Argentines Panhard AML-90 armoured cars of which they had 12. The cleanup begins with trash everywhere left behind by the Argentines. Note the Tavern as is today. Robin.

WP are producing excellent looking train pieces. Robin.

Certainly works of art. Robin.

Entering the capital Stanley, with the focal point, the Globe Hotel. (These days, Globe Tavern). Robin.

Always that much better with a back story. Nicely done Rob. Robin.

Thanks everyone for your supportive responses, so appreciated. A highlight this year would be if I could catch up with Andy and a ACOTS show in April here in Adelaide, where I intend to display Falklands. The table will almost be the size of a table tennis one and would allow me to do San Carlos...

A mercy dash back to the beach head at Ajax Bay. Robin.

Period photo of this vehicle captured so well by K&C. Robin.