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The palisade wall has been constructed. The last final touch will be to add a few horizontal beams on the interior of the palisade. Exterior photo of the palisade wall…ain’t no soldados getting pass Davy and his Tennesseans this way! A full width photo of what the palisade looks like from...

And as expected, the palisade has been indeed a big pain in the behind! Alas, sometimes you just have to keep going and trust the process.

Thanks, Jason!

Hi Louis! I will be sure to do that! Hope you can make the Chicago Show again. It’s not what it was, but it’s still a fun time had by all…plus the Marriot is a million times better than the Hyatt! Ha

Messing around with my Brecourt Manor diorama…

Something a little different - a cool tin plate B-24 model I recently found on EBay.

Had some more time tonight while watching TV to work on the rough shape of the palisade wall.

Messing around with some different camera angles tonight.

Thanks, Louis! I was only a teenager when Figarti was releasing those models so I never got the opportunity to own one. I really enjoyed hearing stories about all the Show shock and awe pieces at dinner this year with Steven and Tom in Chicago this year.

Who doesn’t love Denison smocks and the Merville Battery assault!

Thanks, Mike! It certainly is and the prints are only getting better with time.

Hi everyone! Wanted to show some pictures of my latest project. Decided to take a KnC plastic Sherman, a fine model indeed in both construction and price point, and convert her into a Sherman flail. All the flail parts were 3D printed and as you can see in the photos, I still have a few more...

For those interested, this is just a 12x18” base I built utilizing some Hudson and Allen pieces, some G-scale cobblestone, and some wedding bouquet filler. The backdrop was created by me utilizing AI and then printed on hardboard at Walgreens.

3 different color schemes…

Look out! The yanks are INDEED coming!

The next step was mounting the chapel facade onto the 12x24” base. A cool part of this project was the chapel doors. I decided I wanted a replica of the current doors found on the Alamo chapel. I contacted a friend and fellow collector who does 3D printing who designed some for me. Here’s the...