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Yes Brad, couldn’t agree more! Uruguayan an Argentinian meat are fantastic! Nothing like a southern cone parilla, with chimichurri :wink2:

{sm4}{sm4}{sm4} Every now and then this subject pops up again around here. The fact that monsters such as Eichmann and Mengele, among others less notorious but equally vile, actually came to hide first in Argentina, makes these theories about Hitler proliferate, but frankly I find it impossible...

Merry Christmas to all my dear friends on this forum!

That’s a lot! I live in central Brazil and our average is 72 inches/year, and in the Amazon region this average reaches 80-83 inches/year. Considering you’re not in the tropics, 64 is way too much...! It’s hard to refute that some kind of climate change is in the works...

Fantastic coverage of the show! Thanks soooo much!!!:salute::

Wow, what a beautiful setup! Those Figarti pieces really acquire a new dimension in this diorama!

Very nice Duke! Little did they know what was about to hit them...

I saw it today and really enjoyed it! Great acting, scenery and battle scenes, specially Loudoun Hill. It’s worth watching, I honestly can’t imagine someone not liking it.

Luiz, you and Obee make a great team! Fantastic figures and vehicles! Congratulations to both of you!

Tom, I only read this thread today. Please receive our most sincere condolences. A monstrosity, which fills us all with the utmost abhorrence.

Wow!!! I thought we could eventually see an M-41 down the road, but it never occurred to me that a Duster was on the works! Well, it now seems that besides this great M-42, it makes sense to think that a M-41 is definitely going to show up in the horizon! If apparently the Centurion is also...

That German officer's last words: "Vat r theze trroops vith neu STG-44's?!?" {sm4}{sm4}{sm4} Loved the time (and place) machine Andy! :wink2:

Another little jewel Guy! Congratulations!

Another beauty added to the endless list of fantastic dioramas! The details are amazing as well of the tremendous variety of scenes that may be set on it!

Brad, I liked it too: first time I heard it, and its one good way to define our profession....{sm4}{sm4}{sm4}

Great story, extremely creative and well displayed!! Another beauty Steve!

Seems to be a magnificent work performed by Jackson and his team. I hope it’s released soon. I think it will definitely change the perception of wwi buy many people, making it more vivid and close to the brutal, violent and mortal reality it really was.

It’s a pity that Brian Cox’s talent was wasted on such a bad movie about Churchill, which depicts a man very different, of whom the Prime Minister really was. I found the Darkest Hour much better, by far, than all movies about the British PM made till date. I do agree with you: Hollywood (or...

Steve, Your jungle terrains are always fantastic!

Considering his books I’ve read so far, I certainly won’t miss this one. I think he was in Vietnam during the war in his twenties and I think that will add a lot. His wwii books are fantastic!