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There are some graphic novels and coloring books for Game of Thrones to give you further ideas and color schemes, I like the concept and execution! Though I'm a little disapointed JB didn't counter with his latest Knight of the realm! Ray

A couple of Tanconville prints. These are a little different format, going to do some research to see what the difference is. the last group were straight up prints, these are a slightly smaller print thats pasted on a larger sheet with detail about the print posted below as opposed to directly...

I returned off the road last night to find to parcels of prints.Lelieprve and Tanconville This Lelieprve Artillery au Chavel of the First Empire Ray

Here is a nostalgic pic from Scott of a wargame in progress with his brother from the 70's Alpine passes Goscinny crossings

Very Nice group Zach!, by the way, do you actually own any real flags? Ray

I also managed to put another of my sets into a nice clear top display case: Russain Horse Hrtillery(of the Guard?) 1812

A couple more pics of Scotts excellent collection Ray His own work Done by others

Looks like Scott has a VERY nice collection! so far seems to fit all the spots I ain't!! 30 years war bannermen Eastern Goths Eastern Goth Cavalry Ancients

If you've followed this thread you know there have been several collectors who have had difficulty with the sometimes complex technology of modern computers, while the seemingly infinate options the technology provides make it a wonderful tool it is a real challenge to stay on top of. It is my...

Thank you Wolfgang, I think "Kleinstadt" would have been a more appropruiate title! As to the the buildings they are all digital downloads that are printed on my printer. RPGnow is where they all come from, it's what i do when the TV is on.^&cool Ray...

OK Wolfgang, my poor Language skills are revealed, your right as I actually think about it as opposed to just coming off the top of my head, that what I like about the forum setting, lots of help from lots of fine people. So Berg is a castle and stadt is a city, isn't there a german word for a...

Never cease to be amazed by the great restorational work and the artistry that that high gloss brings to your work JB! I actually picked up another that might fit a little better/ or maybe a cross between the two? Ray 2nd regiment of the cavalry of the North

Thank you JB, I think?? might be standard school boy fare in the UK but in the reading I find it hard to follow all the unfamiliar names and connection. The book is a good read and I'm sure by the end of the series I'll have the gist of it. Ray

Thank you Grognard, I try to keep an eye out on ebay, the problem is I have such a large collection I really must show some restaint! My wife is already talking about building a large Burial mound when I pass and putting my collection in with me to be discovered by archaeologist in 1000...

These are beautiful figures! coincidentally I have just started Conn Igguldens series of books on The War of the Roses, now I was not at all famliar with this conflict other than it was basically a struggle for power between English royal houses. The First book begins in 1443 is this the roots...

Added a couple more Lelieprve prints, of an American Civil War theme. Confederate cavalry Corporal and Northern Regimental officer. Ray

Where i go after a work day like today... A meeting of staffs of German States and Austrians with cavalry escorts at a small Berg. Ray

OK Scott, Glad to help, you can load up to 10 images on a post here at the forum but we'll get into that later as well. In the meantime I built another paper building, a gatehouse, pretty typical European city structure. I'll try to do something more with this later. Ray

Really is just a fabulous work, it's amazing how far the whole diorama aspect of the hobby has come so fast. Ray

I agree al 1814 period piece, right up my alley, I'll definately be following! Ray