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Great scenery and theres nothing like massed troops to impress. Ray

Very nice, it's like sitting on the freeway moving 2 mph and then suddenly clearing traffic and your back to going too fast! good job IT!^&grin Ray

Thank you Scott, it is a very cleanly painted set and as I said the detail on the coach, which you could basically cover with a quarter is amazing

Yes, thank you, I believe you are correct Mark, not knowing I googled 17th century coaches in images and found simular, but the dress of the figures suggest 18th century. Ray

I picked up a set that really suprised and impressed me in the detail. This is a special commission set from Kulbach, they apparently commission a commemorative flat set every year there is a show, this one is dated 1971. great detail, non military but i love it! Made a "roadhouse" paper...

Thought it was just me, definate performance lag for days....I may be slow to the game but did this start about the time I noticed the new next/last post links when not logged in?

Jeez, just came back to this and noticed my publick skool spellin, sorry Johnny :redface2: bet you had a great day! Ray

Best Birthday wishes to JB, Official knight of the realm and gentleman beyond compare! :salute:: Ray

and the last of this group the Green Mountain Rangers 1776

The Prince of Wales Own 10th Hussars Philadelphia Light Horse 1812

You guys always do the best coverage of these shows, Thank you, it really is like Christmas at this show! such variety, let me ask, does it seem like pricing is stabilizing after years of rising? prices seemed pretty reasonable, especially in the smaller mfgers? Ray

I'd like to see this done to a high standard. Ray http://www.ebay.de/itm/Caldercraft-Deutscher-Artillerie-Zug-2-WK-54mm-in-OVP-/371804920619?hash=item56914cdb2b:g:AO4AAOSwnHZYQnLr

Prussian 6th Hussars at Waterloo

Lucky enough to pick up a couple more Lelieprve prints Ray Musketeer to the king 1730

The early Alamo glossy's are great, as I recall there a 2 versions of this figure one with pistol and one with a large cutlass Ray

Thank you Brad, I thought the story was interesting, here is the DDR stamp.

Thank you for your kind words Wolfgang. Here is a set you might find near and dear! This is "The Tailor of Ulm" set. Albrecht Berblinger of the city of Ulm, was a tailor by trade but was very mechanically inclined. He invented the artificial limb with a joint. He also built the first glider...

These were also one of my all time favorite groups, represent a part of the german forces that were such a huge factor in the Wehrmacht (horses) Ray

Yes, very nice, I will get both of these along with some figs. to fill in the scene, added to the que.... Ray

Very original, I like this one especially. Ray