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Dusted off some classic Wehrmacht to create this little scene:

Felt like breaking out Tonto this afternoon to create this little scene:

Hey Guys, When configuring coffee table and bookshelf battlefields, I always like having opposing armies. Initially, this was the Japanese (right) side of the bookshelf which displays the extent of my TG Japanese collection (14 figures strong): I really wanted to display the rock/cave...

I'm sometimes late in the game, but as the saying goes, "better late than never." My Aussies just got a little extra jungle firepower with TG's Matilda. The "Ale" is to honor Robin and his Dad, Cheers, mate! The Jungle Matilda is a beautiful tank by TG with fine details. More images from...

I must admit that I don't have many as I started collecting TG's Australians late in the game but my modest collection is 14 figures strong plus one donkey. Nicely designed sculps by TG with some beautiful accessories including the 6-pounder artillery gun and jungle huts (appreciate the...

Somewhere near Bastogne...

Hey Guys, I've got a bookshelf with a TG Aussie and Japanese display that it's time to dust off. Over the past couple days, I've been looking at some of the nice sculps as well as images here on the forum. Perhaps I'll get around to "dusting" over the weekend while I reconfigure the shelf. In...

Among K&C's 2026 duo of new all-metal winter Shermans, Kraut Killer #47 moves in for the kill. She's certainly fast and furious, and ready to do some damage! Box art is beautiful. Pictured on box cover is Battlin' Betty #55 (BBA110(SE)) and Kraut Killer #47 (BBA109(SE)): On the front...

Hey Guys, I was looking back at some tank images this morning and thinking about some of my favorite tanks by K&C. There's been so many impressive tanks over the years. As a fun topic, I'll ask the question: What is your favorite tank by K&C? (images welcome)

The exploits of Wyatt Earp were sometimes more interesting than the legends surrounding the Gunfight at Cactus Corral. With his laudanum-addicted wife, Mattie, sent away to California after the historic gunfight, he eventually married his fourth wife, Josephine “Sadie” Marcus. Sadie arrived in...

Seeing Paul's fantastic Desert Oasis diorama, thought I would revisit some of my personal favorite AK pieces & photos:

The Gunfight at Cactus Corral did not last long. Within minutes, Billy and Tom of The Clanton Gang were shot by the Earp Brothers. Gunfire continued to loudly pop!

The Earp Brothers and good friend, Doc, had many skirmishes with the Clanton Gang before their final Gunfight at Cactus Corral. Involved in cattle rustling and other town mischief, the Clanton Gang never planned to disarm and reliquish their guns while in Rusty Spoons.

Returning to Egypt...

Perhaps Patton will be bringing more armor to this scene... ;)

Hello, Has Last Post Miniatures ever considered designing some wild west building facades similar to those for the Vietnam theme?

This one is for you, Paul.

With K&C's announcement of two new all-metal winter Shermans (Feb 2026 Dispatches), I revisited my Battle of the Bulge diorama to take a few new fresh shots:

Sometime before the Gunfight at Cactus Corral, Calvera and a few of his banditos crossed paths with the Magnificent Seven. There was much bloodshed in the little town of Rusty Spoons. Being just a "One-Horse Town" (not counting 4 slightly smaller TCS Stagecoach Horses), Calvera decided to...