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Ft. Pickens in Pensacola until the US Navy arrived in 1862. Tommy

Great set Martyn. Congratulations. Tommy

Thanks Louis. Tommy

Thanks Louis: In that same album, did you notice the Turkish soldiers and machine gun section? I agree that the detail on the Russian flags was probably the best Len did. Good luck hunting. Tommy

Louis: For more WWI Trophy Russians, look at my Album 10, Photo 41. Tommy

Thanks Martyn. Mine is one of the last ones he made but without the winch operator and deck winch. Best regards. Tommy

Hi Martyn: Have you seen a photo of the "Victoria" with a crewman operating a deck winch? Mine has two crewmen carrying fruit and one carrying luggage. Mine is a later model. Thanks. Tommy

Nice pick up Louis. Do you have this set? Please look at my photo 24 in my Album 10 Trophy WWI. Tommy

Tom: Look on ebay today. Tommy

Zach: Thanks for the photos. Beautiful set! Tommy

That is what i remembered. Thanks Martyn. The one on ebay is overpriced in my opinion but the seller always does that. Tommy

That set ME4 is for sale on ebay now.

Martyn: Do you have the Trophy catalog description for this set? Tommy

yes. thanks Martyn. Tommy

Louis: I bought mine with a Trophy water wagon with two oxen and a driver. I definitely think Len made such a figure. Tommy

Look in my Album Nine "Odds and Ends", photo 46 for an Alexandria supply boat I bought in the Under Two Flags shop in 1985. Tommy

HYou might look at "The Vietnam War Trivia Book" by Bill O'Neill from Amazon. Tommy

Thanks Brad. We are very proud of Bill. Tommy

My son Dr. William Thomas Allison teaches military history at Georgia Southern University. He is the author of "Military Justice in Vietnam", "The Tet Offensive" and 'My Lai, An American Atrocity in the Vietnam War" that you might be interested in. Tommy

Ken also did his WWI buses in gloss or matte finishes. Tommy