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I think she was the business brain behind him. Very savvy and a mind for squeezing every $ and £ out of what they had/have.

Agree - it is easier and quicker to name remakes/reboots that were any good, the 2016 Magnificant 7 film was a good film and enjoyable.

Agree, i had a Nottingham Forest football shirt under my uniform during the Gulf War [first one not the replay]. While in the Falklands we tucked semi-dry socks under jackets and over the jumper, held in place by webbing straps, to try to dry them out. Most of us also had non-reg boots, as...

The blue dotted scarf, remember reading in a book about German Paras, small group fron the Fallschirmjager 5.Rgt wore them in North Africa, Italy and beyond. It was surmised they were either stolen from a house they raided, possibly blue polka dot cloth which they ripped up and made into scarfs...

Great to see those POSITIVE WAVES from Crapgame

I think over time, as people's relationships change, as people become for example ex boyfriend/husband etc then they come forward, just hope they get justice. In the UK earlier this year a 92 year old man was jailed for life for a rape and murder he carried out in in 1967, 58 years ago. DNA...

See this in the flesh at a show, plastics, thought it would look good to a back drop for some K & C figures, only thing that puts me off is it is 1/35, what are your opinions, would it work, with the slight scale difference, with K & C tanks, vehicles and figures? Thos infront of the church...

Really nice set, reminds me of what an uncle used to say about these coaches. You know when the Queen had put a bit of weight on, they have to add extra horses to puther coach!

Have read about that case, just 4 young women, heart goes out to their families. Think the DNA evidence is vital, since Biden signed The Homicide Victims' Families' Rights Act into law, with the Yogurt Shop Murders in mind, they can be able to search more in terms of DNA. I think the police...

John Jenkins, from Matt at Hobbybunker, when he was over in the UK at a show, someone collected them from the show and i have just seen him. A Jacobite Mounted Flagbearer, which is of excellent quality and a Saxon Priest, which would also work well in the Conquest of America Range Got these...

Agree, as a collector of WW2 RAF and Luftwaffe planes, there are not that many US planes that do it for me [personal choice, that is all], but the P47 does, same with John's Corsairs, do not collect that theartre in WW2 but when i saw one at the London Show a few years ago i was blown away and...

Excellent, would love to see John spin his magic on the P47 Thunderbolt, later version

Something else my bank manager will not like. These and the Gladiators for me, now the Trojans are coming to an end i will move on to the Gladiator range.

Excellent, those troops are moving forward cautiously, they are being very 'sheepish'.

OK, my mistake, have not heard anything about that gun.......

Cheers, same with me and the book you mentioned, have to be careful with books, as buy way too many, especially on D Day/Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge. i am what the Japanese call a Tsundoku [goglge it]. My ex-wife used to ask me why do you need yet another book on Day/Normandy and/or...

Do you mean 105mm Lefh 18/40 howitzer? If yes there are pictures in the July 2025 releases thread.

Thanks for the information, very interesting, the 3rd company took a bit of a hammering during the initial bombardment and RAF bombing prior to Operation Goodwood, near Cagny and Banneville-la-Campagne, these were Tiger 1s. They did receive Tiger IIs in July 1944 and this must have had a...

Great scene, that chap on the right might be looking for his wheelbarrow