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Was there with my son and grandson!! They loved it, and want to go again next year. Bought JJD Armoured Car with Crewman and injured pilot. Starting to build display with my new acquisition.

Sold. Thanks to this posting.

Asking $250.00 but willing to accept offers. Send a PM if interested.

Same here. Sent a PM and received no response.

The white ball in the photo is a ball of packaging styrofoam protecting the end of the trooper's scabbard.

One of my prized Wilson Edward pieces: Australian Light Horse Trooper - 12th (New South Wales) Regiment, 4th Brigade - Syria 1917 in "Mounted Service Dress". He will be missed and remembered.

The item is painted pewter and the scale is 54mm or 1/32nd. Figures are in Matte finish; but horses and gun and limber are in semi-gloss. Nice combination.

This is Elfin Models of Wales' VERY RARE 6-Horse drawn WWI British Gun carriage with 5-man riding crew (3 on draw horses, and 2 riding on Gun Limber). The set is Mint (never displayed except for selling photos) and in original plain carton packaging. This is a great display piece for WWI and...

I totally concur. In second place for Glossy WWI, I might select Britain's Premier Series commissioned from Charles Biggs, and possibly tied with Trophy of Wales WWI figures..

William Britains produced in 2003 a WWI French 75mm Gun (camo painted) with Limber and 4-man crew in their Premier Series. Cat# 41025. It is a beautiful piece and manned by a US Marine Detachment (see attached photo). Earlier in 1997, under the same series, they produced two like-in-kind sets...

Excellent job!!! Love it.

Being defeated in 7 battles in 7 days!!! No wonder there is little written on the subject (no regiment wants to put that on their resume). {sm2} Haitians fighting for their freedom, from slavery, and oppression; and knowing their mountainous terrain, plus being accustomed to the tropics would...

The only picture I could find showing British troops in Haiti, I believed during the rebellion is rather hazy, and shows a Scottish regiment. Uniforms used by the Haitians were French Empire influence, and acquired from the Spanish in the neighboring Spanish colony on the island of Hispaniola...

Welcome to the Forum. You have a nice group of knights on display. Thanks for sharing. Even in my advanced age and years of collecting, I've learned allot from my fellow forum members and enjoying the displays, dioramas, and forum discussions. I am sure you will enjoy the experience. :salute::

Very nice dio. Love the landing crafts and water effects. Excellent use of space. Thanks for sharing.

I have a correction. The correct names for two of the manufacturers are Toy Army Workshop in lieu of Toy Soldier Workshop and Guards Corps. in lieu of Guards Quarters. Sorry for any confusion caused, always give credit where credit is due.

Great scene!!! Beautifully done.

Love your collection and your display case.

The toy soldier shown is by Toy Soldiers of San Diego which are 1/32nd scale; which is slightly smaller then the 54mm scale. The glossy Britain figures are also 1/32nd scale, but Britains appear to have gone to the 54mm scale for their Matte figures (easier to paint to show more detail). These...

In memory of WWI, I've added and also updated some WWI displays in my Toy Soldier room and cabinets. It is a mix of figures and sets from William Britains, Tradition of London, Trophy of Wales, Tommy Atkins, Toy Soldier Workshop, Old Northwest Trading Company, and Guards Quarters.