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I also will be on the hunt for that figure, it was one of the reasons I got the set.

I just got a K&C set I won on Ebay. I looked at it and noticed a figure was missing, so I rechecked my auction. The auction clearly shows the figure in the photo, but at the end of the description of the item states "This set has been displayed. It is in great condition and comes in the original...

Good info about the cab, I have two of them to paint in gray. When you removed the rear seats, did it leave any holes? Thanks

I have had several auctions end with the high bidder not paying. What is funny though is that when I re-listed them they actually ended at a higher price than the first time. It still is a pain though waiting to finally find out if the buyer is going to pay or not.

Your right the prices have been pretty crazy. I was able to pick up an early PzIV for a good price. Now for a deal on a Krupp.;)

Sometimes the numbering does not work out well, remember the New Model Army vehicles all number #1 by accident.

1. Lee / Sherman rear engine doors 2. rear of Sdkfz 10 German Halftrack 3. U.S light tank Hellcat

I know the feeling. I originally collected most of the WWII lines, but when space and keeping up with so many good releases became an issue I sold off everything to concentrate only on German winter and early war stuff.

Pm sent about armoured car

What would be the VAT on that for you all that live overseas?

Most of the vehicles painted by modelers these days are over weathered, rusted, and paint chipped to death. Vehicles will get dirty with dust and mud, but some look as if they had been in service for 20 years. Remember that vehicles are freshly issued to the front will not get too beat up right...

Looks very good, nice camo and weathering.

Thanks for the info mestell, but he is the only medieval figure I own.

I have a Medieval Knight in 1/32 scale by a Russian manufacturer. It is one of the better painted ones and was expensive when I bought it. The helmet face shield moves up and down and the helmet feathers are separate as was the sword. I forgot the company, see photo of bottom of figure. If you...

Trooper, Thanks for the info. I am trying the "dolly" method and was not sure if I needed to scale up.

Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if they needed to be a little larger. I checked out several RTV manufactureres and the better ones have a lot less shrinkage.

All of you who make your own figures, I have this question. Do you have to scale up the figures to allow for shrinkage when molded? Or is the rtv rubber pretty good with shrinkage? Thanks

I also have bought doubles by accident. I have a LAH Drum Horse lost somewhere in one of my closets though:(

The figures usually have a peg that fits into the seat, so when you remove them a hole is left. I have removed the figures from several vehicles. I also have the LAH Krupp for my early war Germans, the driver and passenger just need to be repainted.

The bunkers are really nice, they can be a diorama / display base.