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Wolfgang your family story is so familiar. Many of those 15 million Germans from east of the Oder-Neiße and from the Sudetenland suffered horribly for the crimes committed in their name. My own mother's family from Posen and Allenstein. Despite the passage of time, people do remember. Some of...

Andy your LAH112 gets my vote any day of the week. Back in May 2009 I paid A$266 for it - great value then and even more so today!

The regalia, flags, standards etc. of Imperial Germany obviously needed to be re-invented / re-interpreted after 1933. Paul Krause 1883 to 1945(?), best known by his pseudonym Paul Casberg, was the artist largely responsible for the image of Nazism and the new Colours of the Wehrmacht. He was...

The regalia, flags, standards etc. of Imperial Germany obviously needed to be re-invented / re-interpreted after 1933. Paul Krause 1883 to 1945(?), best known by his pseudonym Paul Casberg, was the artist largely responsible for the image of Nazism and the new Colours of the Wehrmacht. He was...

A flawless diorama. Your passion and skill is so demonstrably on show through your photos. The best photos on the forum!

Wayne a great collection. Your Berlin '38 parade is a treat and centre stage on your workstation. You obviously don't have a pair of Ragdolls to cause havoc with your display. Thanks for sharing. Rob

Wayne What a great display and collection. A vast difference from your past posts. I saved the below images of your then display around 2014. Having the extra annexes makes a world of difference. And your new photos are really good as well.

Thanks Günther. I also don't think they are realistically dressed for patrol / combat either. From Stefan's post showing his 15 cavalry figures, I presumed wrongly that WH003 and WH004 were part of the original release in 2011. They clearly weren't and they don't interest me now. I'm not sure...

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Günther you're right. Those two are WH003 and WH004 issued a few years after SS007 to SS012. There are a few on eBay at the moment. The other one appears to be a variation (seems to be just the headgear) for SS012A but I don't have a product code for it and it's the one I particularly want...

Hello Stefan (sfarrelly) Again thanks for posting photos of of the 15 cavalry figures you have. I've now located my 12 figures from the original release in 2011. There are two variations of each and the product numbers are SS007 to SS012. I checked with my local dealer and from memory, we both...

Exquisite! Great photos.

Greg - mine are already ordered from Brett. If you have yours, mine should be in the shop as well. From memory the TGM boxer figure was released in November 2018 and is still available on their website. I got mine from Brett hoping TGM would start a boxer rebellion series (hopefully they still...

Greg - you're so quick off the mark. The dio looks great. Make sure you post final photos when finished. By any chance did you get the TGM figure of USMC Daniel Daly (CLUB023)? It should go well with the TM figures.

Tom the sheer scale is impressive and it's unlike any other dio displayed on this website. Obviously a true labour of passion. The angle of some of your photos with that pine forest background makes it so real. Where do you have the space to display?

Perhaps a better photo of my small TGM Berlin '38 Fallschirmjäger collection.

My small collection of TGM Berlin '38 Fallschirmjäger - I hope TGM truly revisit this series. My Berlin '38 is a work in progress and displayed in a room guests to my home do not see. Some equate these toy soldiers to the collector sympathising with a murderous, corrupt and evil ideology - and...