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Oh those Nappy Boys are at it again, you can dress them up, but you can't take them anywhere. Nice paint job on those Alamo Mexicans.:)

Panda, you have a very impressive collection, and you make the most of it. I usually have to sit here and study your setups, they are truly amazing:)

Re: battle for arnhem.... Panda, your knowledge is remarkable of the WWII British conflicts. But your pics are incredible, those recent photos in black and white, would look real to the unsuspecting eye, Great stuff:)

Great pics Lt., Panda, I can't even remember have the names Polarbear, all I know is the diorama section is going so strong. I can't even keep up with it anymore, Panda has like three things going at once. I'm lucky if I can take a picture. Well done guys.:)

Razorboy it looks like it is coming along fine to me.:)

Re: The Grena-Squirrel Action Figure Great those are awesome, the light sabres and hanging on a rope are the best. My dog hates squirrels, I find them entertaining.

Those look great to Lt., from what your planning on having in your large dio, the brush will be working many days of over time.:)

Lt., the paint jobs look fantastic, I think you have gotten them down to a science.:)

I just want people to remember that incredible Conte Sale, I order my double order of Alamo Mexicans last Friday ay noon. I just recieved them today all 32 blister cards were the correct color, and all four sets were complete. Mike at Conte took the order, and obviously filled it out and sent it...

debrito awesome job as always. I agree with Alex on the realism of your buildings. I'm still a rookie at this foam building stuff, but I'm improveing every year. I hope to get that bombed out realism you have with time. Keep up the great work. Mike:)

I'm no anti War Liberal, but to butcher a line from Quigley Down Under. Never said we did not need them, said never had much use for them. I guess for anti War songs, Dylans Blowin in the Wind. To get a bit more radical, maybe Black Sabbaths War Pigs. Another good one was, It's a Mistake from...

Shots look great Lt., the over head view, almost makes the Zulu look like their coming down a hill at the 24th.:)

Re: battle for arnhem.... Panda, I don't know how you do it, keeping two fronts going at the same time. Well done, the pics are great.:)

Panda, looking good, nothing wrong with the paint jobs, just your accent.:)

Re: Antietam: Carnage in the Corn-field Kilted one great job on your setup. UKReb, just when I think I have seen it all, ca boom, your cannon blast are spectacular, great stuff.

Wow Tim, that looks great. That background definately finishes the pics. Quite a gaggle of men in skirts. Just kidding before I'm pounced on by all the Highlanders. I'll be hearing bagpipes all night now.

I guess I lucked out, I have been putting off my Mexican sets, and ordered two full sets, and got two full sets for the price of s/h. Now I'm going to have to build an Alamo fort I guess. Hey Tim, thanks for the heads up.:)

Re: battle for arnhem.... Kevin, reading this story with your pics, gives a true account of the situation in the battle for Arnhem. I can't wait for the next installment, Though I watched A Bridge to far a couple of weeks ago, I must say, this is as enjoyable.:)

Kevin the pictures and storyline are riveting. If those pics. were in black and white, I would think I was looking at old WWII photos. Keep up the great work.:)

I agree with Louis on that one, your dio's never stop amazeing me. But they are inspireing, those kind of setups, are what keep my mind creating. They are always very well done, the narration is short but well done also. It shows your not just a dealer, you are a full blown enjoyer of this great...