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Got to be Zulus surely; if you base it on the number of posts and the fascination for all things 24th?

Very heavy downfall today in Scotland

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Hello Dave and Mark, any chance of a heads-up on what you might have on the way of terrain and buildings for sale at the next London show? Also, has the Snowshoes diorama board sold? Cheers

Fellas, get on to You Tube - Lamiral is spot on with the clips, they are cracking so much so that Mrs Evzone has banished me and the laptop to the kitchen 'cos I'm making too much noise and she's fed up with hearing Highlander warcries and bagpipes. If I knew she had a hang-up with such things...

Just watched the PoA clip - we definitely need charging Highlanders

Good Call Sir! Some good clips - makes a change from Last of the Mohicans!

Just received my first two collectors club figures from the good Chaps at TMT. So after reading with envy about those Treefroggers across the pond who've had their sets on display before me, parity has been restored! I'm really impressed and pleased with both Lt Jenkins of the Provincials and...

The written word seems so futile at a time like this, and yet I do wish you to know how deeply as a husband and parent I sympathise with you and your wife on your tragic loss.

This certainly is good news, hopefully they will be as animated as the Grenadier BM range, which have some great poses and character.

IMHO the Jacobite range has produced some of John's best work.

Cheerio, I hope you get the peace you are looking for.

Great call, thank you - now saved to my favourites.

My current top ten, what's yours.....? 1. the Battle of Britain 2. 633 Squadon 3. The Dambusters 4. Aces High 5. Blue Max 6. Reach for the Sky 7. Angels One Five 8. Red Baron 9. Fly Boys 10. Memphis Belle

I found this article on the models used for the programme, all before the days of CGI! The article is by David Boddington's written in 1977 where he goes in to detail on building and flying the scale models for Wings: http://www.biggles-biplane.com/wings%20models.pdf

Both Beau Geste and Dorset Toy Soldiers do Evzone sets. In particular, Dorset do a range of Greeks spanning from around 1880's up to World War 2. I've got a collection wearing the blue 1908 style tunic, with some 1912 Line Infantry in parade dress on order. I'd highly recommened speaking to...

With the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain looming, how about Irish born Spitfire ace Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane and his shamrock emblazoned Spitfire. http://www.ww2australia.gov.au/raaf/images/fighter/uk2058_500.jpg For Paddy Finucane Lord of the spacious kingdoms of the air, Thine...

Found these linke, might wet your appetite........ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ISBHeXl3dE&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jesjp8aFD7g&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIjnc32zUl4&feature=related

As far as I'm aware its only available in the UK on region 2 format for European Region or multi-region DVD players.

Good call Trooper! Got mine on my Crimble list and looking forward to watching an episode or two after HRH and the pud whilst everyone else is snoozing. If I remember rightly, it was a BBC production over 2 series reaching 25 episodes. It is set in 1914 and features a BE2 squadron tasked with...