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Thanks a lot...I really like the battery scenes....cannot imagine the sound and the cordite smell ......

Fantastic news, especially that there will be offrings of Indian Sepoys, insurgents, artillery and an Afghan enemy.....look forward to seeing them and placing orders...

I fully agree and have used some as fill in gaps myself.....

fire away....

more guns....

a few more....

more guns......

more colonial with some mountian guns

more artillery pieces....

Colonial artillery also....

mixture of WW1 and WW2 ones...the great thunders....

a few more

Some of my artillery pieces......

Congratulations John....Junk..no never junk.....! They were just in need of a lick of paint and someone that understood them to give them a new lease of life....

Hi OzDigger, I would expect TGM ,as they do in other instances, do like W Britains has done to the recent 88, and provide additional garrison figure offerings....and the customer can either purchase them to be as close as possible of the original setting of a working gun or not...hence the...

Hi Vittorio, That is correct, to name the most famous countries that benefited from the Prussian Military schooling ( right after the 1870 Franco Prussian War ) are Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru to name a few..... Interesting note is that the fashion before 1870, was for these countries to...

Hi! Thanks for the note...Yes! the part as to where to point the barrel, thanks God, you got that right...Yes! at the Tower you will not see any sample of the 1897 75mm quick fire gun...but you will see one at the Armoury Museum! As to the scale...well I can only say that if it is not 1:35, it...

See, your breach opening .......

A few more pictures.....Not to mention that you have the opening of the breach leaver on the wrong position, it opens from the opposite side ( see that clearly on the picture on my previous post entitled 75 in USA - Showing the correct position of the gunner opening the breach leaver....) In...

Hi Cathy, Not sure how much interaction you may have had with artillery pieces on a 1:1 scale, just the comment you made on the wheels and the variance of 2mm when recalculated to a 1:1 ratio and what that really means on actual dimensions shows that more contact with the real 1:1 model would...