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Mrs Evzone mentioned she read somewhere that Brian May of Queen collects or did collect. H G Wells must of done. Edward Woodward wargamed so I'm sure he would of collected as well. We've done Peter Jackson who commissioned the Perry Twins to produce a number of unique figures for him. Max...

It's on my wish-list, a friend of mine loaned me his copy over Christmas and it became compelling reading. As regards looking for anything in particular its difficult to say as I'm having fun discovering, reseraching and collecting; to be honest I'd buy up mostly everything I come across given...

On the artillery front I've got the German set of the same range with a 7.7 Krupp gun and four crew (two seated) resplendent in full dress uniforms, plumes and white trousers. I'll take some snaps soon. Also, Giles at Dorset is sorting me out a Greek Krupp gun and crew to go with my 1908...

I remember reading about this in a book about SOE and OSS during WW2. Is Carpetbagging some sort of slang for dropping or landing supplies to operatives and resistance movements in occupied countries? Early operations by SOE used Army Co-Operation Lysanders, and I think a particular squadron...

Didn't the French just call theirs 'Hawk'?

I took this photo on my mobile during a recent skirmish- I think it just brings out John's excellent animation and feel for character..............

Check out this thread where I posted some............ http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15106

Yes indeed I love the stuff...as my credit card bills testify! :D Just posted some pictures of my Dorset Evzones and Line Infantry on another thread somewhere. Now I've worked out how to attach photos I'm gonna bore everyone to tears....!

My Dorset Evzones and Line Infantry ............

....and some more ...Highlanders, Fusiliers and Middlesex Yeomanary

....and some more ...Highlanders, Fusiliers and Middlesex Yeomanary

I think I've sussed it now.....:confused:

Here is my first effort of posting a picture. Featured is my Royal Artillery unit in Home Service dress 1914. I need to practice................

I think your best bet is Google the game and/or the 1937-38 catalogue. Alternatively, drop Dave Edwards a line he may know or know someone who does.

Hi Scott I suggest you contact Dave directly by e-mail on: david.edwards29@btinternet.com He can give you details on the book and how to get a copy from him. He's a lovely fella being both knowledgeable, modest and passionate about his collecting. He's saved me a few bob by advising me on...

Britfarmer beat me to it.....! A good mate of mine David Edwards (a highly respected collector of 'civillian' Britains) tells me that set 1528 featured in the 1937/38 catalogue. If you can get hold of a copy or image you'll find full details of the set. It's called " Right Angle Football...

I know a chap who may know - I've just e-mailed him.

Good decision, JJ's Sudan range is IMHO bound to be a major success. The prototypes seen at the London Show are full of character and animation. This is probably my next move.

Personally, I thought the second flag was ok, in my display cabinet it looks fine. At the London Show JJ mentioned that he is thinking of reverting to metal. In my humble opinion there is a weight and balance issue always with metal flags. City for the Champions League Frank?

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