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Thanks Craig, Maybe Ken or Richard will let us know when they next see this thread. Such an odd colour - and no explanation, I think they must be pre-production, and will be painted to look like the collapsed then. Useful for many different eras and series.

Craig Great photos. I see those gray tents and sandbag emplacements. Do you know if those are pre-production prototypes that will be painted in the general release?

I picked Britains since that is all I collect. I decided some years ago that I had to specialize in one manufacturer for budget reasons. I've gone further and decided to stick with gloss. I recently cancelled my order for the matte Durbar elephant after I saw the Kitchener figure and how it...

thanks Dick, I will be careful!

Dick, Nice set. Have you obtained most of these mint sets through ebay, mail order, shops, or privately?

Dick, How long did it take you to amass such a beautiful collection?

Dick, It's good to see that sets like this still exist and are being properly cared for. thanks,

beautiful sets!

I hope you are archiving all these wonderful photos. What about making them available on the WBritains site? Or combining with that guy that does the calendars, book marks and making display cards of each for WBritains to sell?

These are great write-ups! You've obviously put a lot of work into the research. Well done! I liked the "Victoria Jihad" one, will have to get the camel trooper. Are these articles cross-linked to the Britains site? Any chance s shortened description could be included with each soldier or made...

I like the trees in the background... are they metal, who makes them?

Very impressive!

Great photo of the Cassio! Can't imagine having to be one of the WWII grunts that had to assault that day after day!:eek::eek:

I think I might have contradicted myself

For me it would be material, sculpt, paint for a collector figure or toy figure. I prefer to collect the metal ones, they seem more substantial when you hold them, and they don't remind me of the plastics I played with as a kid. Paint last since it doesn't matter how detailed the painting is, it...

I voted for the pin - easier to pack, can wear with anything, doesn't wear out.

Dave, Great looking display with good use of the perspective. Great photo detail also, you must have a good camera, good eye or both...

Or video?

good question about the plates, why does the latest ceremonial figure need to have one?

Randy, Your Britains are always Mint looking! I guess you took good care of them. Do you have any Herald Robin Hood or English Civil War?