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    Arnhem Knight

    The dead of night...very nice. As you said, the dirt and grass are highly credible, and the rubble is...well, out of place. Sometimes, less is more. If you took the bricks away and put a broken bucket in the dirt, you would have just enough extra interest to satisfy the viewer. It is a...
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    Toysoldiers in Paris

    Hmmm. Me neither. I left my armoured car at the backpackers :) But there was plenty of temptation - some really nice pieces and some very rare pieces. I had to go next door and drool in my beer - no kidding, it was 15 and minutes before I remembered I don't drink alcohol...drew some strange...
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    Oh, Crap!

    Missed that one but it's an I-can rather than an icon :)
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    Oh, Crap!

    There is a good point here, but rather than make something else instead, the question is: why not more? Why not the shaving soldier? And why not the sleeping soldiers? There is a smattering of these representations across manufacturers but way less than sufficient to address the multitude of...
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    Toysoldiers in Paris

    I visited Le Drapeaux de France near the Louvre in September. It is quite the Alladin's Cave for toy soldiers though nothing WWII as you say. The prices are staggering but the sheer spectacle makes the visit worthwhile. Loads of Napoleonic Figurines and many more colourful periods. And the...
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    28mm Pre-painted Wargame figures

    Just brilliant
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    28mm Pre-painted Wargame figures

    Hi Richard, A brave move but sound. There are plenty who play but don't paint. Games Workshop is a case in point with many staff who moonlight as figure painters. And some of us who used to paint 28mm don't have the eyes for that challenge these days. But there is something grand about charging...
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    Muskets and Mohawks: Bloody Morning Scout Redux

    Chris, no sarcasm intended I assure you. As an old wargamer I am envious and this scale suits the eyes better than 28mm. Show us some more please. :)
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    Small LED spotlights for a diorama?

    Model Railway accessories offer a range of small lights as do dolls house stockists. These run off mains power and are relatively inexpensive. They can be positioned over or even within your display. At this time of year, there are available (Aldi and other major outlets) any number of battery...
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    Combat in Color

    Ditto. Just beautiful
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    Meaning of Connaisseur-Style

    Ok. Thanks for the clarity. Art is always in the eye of the beholder :)
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    The Russian Revolution and Me

    Great topic. A global event in terms of its effect. An aunt of mine was the daughter of White Russian refugees who made it to Australia.
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    Club Figures

    I get that, in which case the question of why Ken should respond is the valid one - answer what?
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    Meaning of Connaisseur-Style

    So, to be clear, you actually do agree about the quality of paint but think that Aeroart doesn't always get the casting right?
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    Kronprinz Panzer Commanders and First Legion Armor

    Bravo! You describe the enjoyment that comes with embracing change. The ability to engage creatively with a manufacturer while staying within budget is a new facet of an ever changing hobby - and it is great fun. As an expansion rather than a replacement strategy, it is evidence of how this...
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    Meaning of Connaisseur-Style

    Now that is art! Simply superb.
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    Kronprinz Panzer Commanders and First Legion Armor

    What was the prize?
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    Club Figures

    This may be harsh judgement but it seems valid in terms of difference in the appearance. I cannot see any collector of quality accepting that these are equivalent examples. Correct me if I am wrong but the figure on the right is a club figure; it was made to be provided gratis - that means no...
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