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very nice set up:cool:

that sure looks like a fun dio:cool::cool: Love the lay-out

Would also recommend the east european buildiing, the balcony on it was large enough for two figures (you can see some pics of figures on the balcony in diodrama-korsun pocket), it has small ledges on the inside but I haven't tried putting any figures on them, (and its boxed away again for...

oh to be a mfg, well you can't blame matt for relaying his excitment about his diorama, that hougemount set is superb , saw it at the london show, and to be in Matt's position where he can lay his hands on many multiples of his cool figures to fill it out, should make it an amazing...

very nicely done:cool:

nice shots , esp like the last two:)

very nice clive, do you stock the pacific range?

my surprise at the three walls was tempered by the fact that I got in on ebay for the equivalent of $20. So probably would have been happy with even just 2 walls:D

What I like about the Honour Bound tanks, is not the realism but the artistry that goes along with their detail. The Honour Bound panther is very imposing and menacing in a diorama and the track is sculptured in a dynamic way that makes you think its either speeding along or about to crush all...

Don't you mean "the days of the £200 Tank are gone":D

never noticed a noticeable discrepancy myself between actual items and pics on screen, maybe check the colour display settings on your pc monitor:D

During World War One friends and neighbours form the same area would join up at the same time and be in the same unit.With the exteme poverty and malnourishment in Britain at the time among the working classes the soldiers that joined up were better fed and nourished even on the front!. However...

wouldn't change a thing:cool: what a model..after the snow of the last few months here, my car looked whitewashed from just travelling on the road in -16C... looks good to me

think i read there were only a few made , around 20 or something like that

was trawling thru some reviews and I thought this was an interesting comment on the film "When "Apocalypse Now" came out critics called it a masterpiece, the definitive Vietnam movie. Vets I talked to however said by and large it was garbage phony as hell. It wasn't until "Platoon" came out...

I agree good film but not a great one...felt like I was watching a CSI like tv series for a lot of it , shoot out in desert was well done though. rewatched lions for lambs recently and it wasn't as bad as I first remembered it ...

Beautiful diorama, the colours work very nicely against the red brick, and love the crashed car:cool::cool::cool:

Wouldn't agree about the tank riders being on the small side, I think they look inproportion to the tank, they are smaller in comparison to the K&C russian tank riders, but i think its more of a case of the K&C tank riders being on the big side rather than the figarti figures being too small in...

apparently paid in full :D http://www.inthenews.co.uk/news/news/finance/britain-makes-final-ww2-lend-lease-payment-$1034891.htm

very nice pics, and some cool looking models:cool: