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I discovered on opening my m18 that there is a part broken off the turret. it has a hand wheel, so it looks like the gunners elevation wheel, or the turret traverse wheel. But I cannot see how it fits back in to glue it back??? Anyone mind posting a pick of the inside of turret when out of...

Nice display! well done. I have that JJD FW. it's one of my most favored built models. Anyone know where the F6F is? Is it not coming anymore?

That looks very nice. Is that a M1936 "Musette bag" over the left rear wheel? Looks 2x bigger than they were? And I think the .50 caliber mounts to a Jeep had added support steel welded to the post. the .30 caliber guns had a straight post? Other than that, very nice.

The Chaffee looks fantastic!!!

I hope they are never forgotten. Or what they did. Seems that some of the scale of sacrifice is lost on many. Maybe it's less with each new generation. My father, uncle and Mother served in wartime service of some kind. Father too young until 1945 was a Air Corps Medic on Saipan. My Uncle a...

Yes, as well as some Easy 8 Shermans. The Jackson's and Chaffee's were used to outfit the repaired and strengthened ROK Army at that time.

Nice! Yes, the M26 Pershing was used by the Marines, I think, later they also got M46 Patton's too. the later upgraded version of the Pershing. And the name for all Medium or MBT tanks up through the M60.

Sorry, these are British Mounted Infantry, not Cavalry.

These are fantastic looking figures! Both the Cavalry and the Zulu's. the facial sculpts are especially well done. I may collect more than the one Zulu, and one British cavalryman I have.

Yes, nice display! in a few images it appears you could have a full brigade or even a division lined up beyond camera! Nicely done! Maybe after the command staff and support a full column of fours.

Are'nt these tanks the models with the big float/ballast sections that fit to the front and back when running in water? did they include those?

Yes, I'm waiting for the bugler myself.

These are very nice! and finally!! They have the US Model 1917 rifles. the more common weapon issued in WW1 in France at the time. Well done! And the soldier with the Chauchat machine gun is very well posed with the civilian. I like the variation in clothing/coats.

I just noted these have the correct Union cavalry guidons, many always show the white and red half swallow tail flags. these were correct until 1862 but changed to the one JJD shows here, and went back to the white and red in 1885. I'll haver to get one of these. nice to be accurate.

Yes, a six horse team for my Union artillery! I could'nt ask for anything more. yet, I still get a 3" ordinance rifle too!

Nice display! you even seem to have tactical placement of a towed anti tank gun done correctly! It appears from the layout and different views that your gun crew set up on an area slightly higher that the terrain in front of it. In a slight defilade. Any enemy units approaching are visibly...

Yes! very nice! I will be watching for those! Thank you!

Very creative! I had not thought of using real dirt....But it looks very convincing!

Thank you for the effort and detail put into the M18! I wish it had a little more weathering, but as it is, it is a marvelous product. the detail and accuracy is very pleasing. Even the tiny canteen mounted to the turret looks good! It's nice to see some Allied armor. And this was an excellent...

I know, your going to think i'm a little off, but the officer with binoculars on the back of the M10 looks a LITTLE like Dale Dye???