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Superb figures, well displayed. I don’t remember these figures. They are very well done.

I’ve got BB050 firing an FG42 with the ammo case reversed and hot shells spraying the Fallschirmjäger’s face. A collector’s item?

Anyone who engages with this forum would presumably have a modicum of historical interest. So why would they feel the need to ‘google’ Bletchley Park? it’s significance is bleeding obvious to anyone with a scant knowledge of WW2.

excellent! Nice set up. Didn’t know Annie Lennox had made a Christmas album. Must add it to the collection! We’re currently on Bob Dylan’s (comedic), Frank Sinatra’s (Classic) and Tracey Thorn’s (Beautiful)…

Excellent!! North African 8th Army dioramas always hit the spot!! Well done.

Obee, - you’ve obviously never been to Milton Keynes!! SW coast of Australia sounds like a nice place to live. Consider yourself lucky!!

Yes Nicholas, I totally concur. I’ve attended many London soldier shows in the Royal London hotel & Islington design centre. They were truly events worth travelling to. I have also travelled to this school in Haverstock hill for the more recent shows and been appalled by the venue. I have...

Wow! That Tiger is superb Andy! Best in the market. I want one. Now, i’m just thinking about the small matter of cost…

Nice video Amdy! I’ve always admired that Tunisian Tiger, but never got around to making a purchase before it was retired. Here’s hoping there are some Afrika Korps variants in the next batch!!

But still no update on the First Legion website?? A bizarre way to run a business. Nothing is set in stone until these are on their website. If they ever appear……..

Quite a surprise! Though it would seem that they have given up on their own website being the definitive source of release information! Strange behaviour.

For me it’s got to be N. Africa WW2 for the quality and variety of combatants. British 8th, Afrika Korps, New Zealanders, Australians, Indians, Italians, even French Vichy camels! I have examples of all in my collection. Such a fascinating theatre of WW2. King and Country have excelled here...

I do very much much like their WW2 Stalingrad range, and have bought much of it. However, if they are going down the bizarre direction of dwarves & elves, then they will no longer feature on my radar. Their disengagement from any communication does not at all bode well.

I really like those crouching Viet Cong / NVA. The variety in uniforms and equipment is impressive and visually stunning. Nice that they can be used both on a boat and dry land.

Well, that is good news. I look forward to their Ww2 products with great interest!

Really nice figures. Dien Bien Phu is a fascinating battle and you display them well. Maybe it’s my age, but given the title, I’m surprised no’one picked up on the song by ‘The Skids’!!

Those Kokoda figures are excellent! But would have preferred that patrol split up for budgetary purposes……

Amazing diorama. I could examine this for hours. Well done! Makes me want to find out more about the Franco-Prussian war.

I don’t collect this range, but everyone knows who Rooster Cogburn is, and that looks just like him. Great figure.

The local population seem to be an eccentric, colourful lot!!