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Brad is absolutely right, this is no new news. Nevertheless, what bewilders me is an undeniable fact: except for good historians and wwii history enthusiasts, most people today are completely unaware of this news... Most reasonably informed people in the western hemisphere believe war started...

Fantastic scene! You can even hear the shots and bullet hits... The weathering of the M-113 is great!

Wayne, it might have taken long but the result is well worth the wait! Very nice!! :salute::

I hope this movie makes it to the world screens soon! If not, at least hits the Netflix or Apple movies catalog... I think most of us, if not all here in the forum, will love to see it!

You guys did an extraordinary job! Fantastic! Send my congratulations to Rick Schuster too!

Pat, it’s just awesome! Incredible detail and recreation! It has action, it’s almost as you see movement in it! That coke bottle machine is the cherry on top of the ice cream!

Wayne, I´m so happy you finished installing your beautiful collection in the Eagles Nest (great name)!! Congratulations! I still remember when you posted last September the arrival of the new headquarters. The display is perfect!

Harvey I am delighted to see your collection of samurai figures! (thanks for the pictures Brad!) They are outstanding beautiful pieces of art!

That's a very impressive parade display!

That’s a superb job! The K&C figures go fantastically well with it! Congratulations!!

I agree Zach! But is never to much to suggest, so besides anything new, here it goes: how about including an Israeli AMX-13 to join the ranks? :wink2:

It’s beautiful Andy! This range was so appealing to me that it made me break my commitment to stay only in wwii... I can’t wait to see what’s in the works to still be released in the future, specially the Israeli M-113 and Centurion, not to mention a Syrian or Egyptian AFV!

I've also seen it and it's obviously not a master piece but it´s pretty ok. There are not many films being released on BoB, and IMHO it’s better to have an ok one than none at all...:wink2:

Considering that the M-113 is 6 ft. 25 in. from ground to flat top, IMHO it seems that both versions (K&C and CS) work fine; it's just a matter of how tall the soldiers in real life standing next to it would be (all the way from 5 to 6,5 ft.). Next to the K&C M-133 soldiers would look pretty...

Wow Pat, this is spectacular! Can’t wait to see photos of it finished; too bad I won’t see it and the others you are making in Chicago... would love to attend the show, maybe next year!

Good to know that they match. Could you post a picture of the 88 next to King & Country figures? Thanks!

Wayne, scale wise it looks just fine for me. As for the weathering, I think it's intierly a mater of each one's taste; considering what's posted below, if it were me I would just weather the tires/wheels to put it in a scene. Congratulations for the new vehicle!

Wayne, scale wise it looks just fine for me. As for the weathering, I think it's intierly a mater of each one's taste; considering what's posted below, if it were me I would just weather the tires/wheels to put it in a scene.

That is brilliant work, more like a piece of art! Your already beautiful IDF diorama will certainly get a boost with this unique addition. I can't wait to see the M-113and what other items K&C will add to this range!

I have missed this thread and fortunately it came back today! I simply loved it, no wonder you reaped first place! It has all the ingredients of a perfect diorama: detailed execution, movement, drama, tells a story, creativity, well, it is all there! Congratulatios Wayne!