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The real size of the diorama is .... simply a visual treat. Robin I really admire the detail you've added especially the Australian Red Cross markings on the storage boxes.

Thanks for the photos. But a new challenge for me not related to fake or otherwise. I'm one for completeness and my records show I only have 12 of the 15 cavalry figures you show. I'll need to find the storage containers and double check but I probably have another 3 figures to add to my TGM...

As always, a stunning diorama and lovely clear photos.

I've tried to purchase retired K&C from Sagers only to find their remaining stock had sold despite what the website indicated. Sagers communications and quick reimbursement were exemplary.

I have no record / recall TGM releasing that cavalry figure. But back in 2011, TGM did produce six mounted SS (in spring and winter variations) - SS007 to SS012. They were very easily damaged in transit. Photo of the complete winter set:

What a visual treat. Simply stunning especially the back-drop.

1. The last two images are of a bespoke build - Nazi banners made for my Berlin '38 collection. If I suspend the image of pure evil the swastika has come to represent, the bespoke build is truly spectacular. Each banner wall is 30cm x 30cm.

In February 2019, I purchased six new display cabinets for my K&C collection. All will be on display to visitors except the cabinet devoted to Berlin '38. This cabinet is in a bedroom. Collecting massed Nazi's can be so easily misinterpreted. The cabinets have led lights and are 2m (h) x 1m (w)

Perhaps a K&C take on this Hiriart set for Berlin '38:

My first K&C conversion - BBG035. Before After

And the 1976 film Rogue Male starring Peter O'Toole which like Manhunt is also an adaption of Geoffrey Household's novel.

Berlin '38 parade troops, 'dignitaries' and civilians;Wehrmacht command, signals and supply troops; and some more late war Kriegsmarine combat troops wouldn't go astray.

The KingsX speciality figures (less the DD098 variation; KX026 and KX027). Image previously posted on this forum in 2011 and includes two non speciality figures.

The full image of the DD098 variation.

There was also the below variation (from the DD098 set) but I'm not sure if it was unique to KingsX.

I understand there were four variations produced for the Kings X Texas Toy Soldier Show in 2011. The below image previously posted on this forum