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Exceptional diorama, well photographed. I do not remember whether you posted the painting that inspired you for this scene.

They are just on break. /s

Somewhat of a shame John did not expand this range. Maybe it could have become a second Silk Road range.

I really had to look twice to get the point. Nice.

This looks great. Very nicely done.

On my way back from Berlin where I attended the sold out show by Rammstein in the Olympia Stadium last Sunday. Unforgettable. My fourth Rammstein concert in a year after Philly, New York and Boston. Singed eye brows.

The EU did not put barriers up for British retirees. They are treated equally like all retirees from non-EU countries, like those from the US for example. Fair treatment for everyone.

schaumburg is way safer than Smyrna. You might not want to leave. Might be the pesky impoverished retirees from Wilmington. https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/il/schaumburg/crime https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/de/smyrna/crime

I truly exceptional piece. I wonder what a wall of the accompanying Assyrians looks like

Very clean paint job. They look very nice.

Really love the photos. You bring the best out of the figures.

Thank you for posting, Carlos. Some stands were really great. I wonder what the dealer feedback is.

I just learned about K&C glossies recently. I am totally enamored. They are very well done and have great personality.

This is so good, it could be by Ken himself. And that is a compliment.

Re: Upcoming WW2 Germans/Russians & Crusaders from Xuan Hua Miniatures (They look nic Thank you for posting these. A very attractive entry into the toy soldier world.

Well done. Great display cases.

Great collection. It must be so much fun putting it up

And a heartfelt “Thank you” to Brad for an absolute fantastic show. Many shared the opinion that quality of exhibits again improved.

Photo Credit: Mikael Blank Photo Credit: Marion Ball

Thank you, Mark, great photos. I did not take many. My favorite pieces were Ruberti’s Winged Hussars, Blank’s Tannenberg 1410 vignette and Marion’s King Lionheart as Crusader King. Photo Credit Ruberti.