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For those who can’t wait, it will be hard, as they will not surface until Wednesday 6th. Nevertheless something to look forward to. Robin.

Not sure how I would feel going to war in this tank. It’s a little dinky. Still it has to better than carrying ammunition by hand. Robin.

That’s a beauty Rob and yes you are ready for engagement. Robin.

No doubt about it, this is a lovely piece, a must have for Streets of Hong Kong collectors. Robin.

Another huge haul. John is going all out with Zulu with releases stretching out well into this year and beyond. Robin.

Appreciate your support Wayne, Mike and Andy. One of Jakob’s fantastic dio pieces and one of my favourites. The tank is The Collectors Showcase. Only 22 were produced in reality and although they packed a punch, they were too heavy and came too late in the war to have any effect. Robin.

The last time above ground, before retreating to the bunker. Robin.

That Sturmtiger is a beauty and the Ambush camo is my favourite. I would not to let this one go if it was mine. Robin.

No question a lot of work has gone into this piece. Stunning. Robin.

Yes I am looking forward to seeing your gun battery Rob. Robin.

Excellent, spotted K&C and War Park. Thanks, Robin.

Yes I will buy into all of these Howard. Great to see some positive interest from the forum. Robin.

John has come up with another fine theme for collectors. Robin.

Hoping one day our good friend Andy will revisit this series. The desert water aspect of the campaign perhaps would be a great theme to revive interest. Anyone one concur? Robin.

That’s a well rounded layout of figures venturing into the unknown, but a least under Blue skies. Robin.

You are not kidding Gary, that’s a heck of a lot to work through. I gather you remove each figure, study it and return it to its box for storage, with the eventual hope of setting up permanent displays at some point. Robin.

A little taste of everything, sure to appeal and viewed by thousands. Robin.

Australian, British and French soldiers in the fight against Germany. Robin.

With Anzac Day tomorrow here in Australia, appropriate to recognise at least one battle in WW1. The Australian Army and US Army infantry, supported by Royal Tank Regiment tanks, attacked German positions in and around the town of Le Hamel, in northern France. Planned and led by Lieutenant...

Certainly some nice items in this collection. Robin.