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I consider myself very lucky that my son enjoys the same interests and hobbies that I do.

This is a tailor's doll (used by tailors creating uniforms for officers) of a 19th Highland Light Infantry uniform, with a similar tartan to the one on the set of soldiers. If Imperial got it right, and the Cameron enlisted men in the Sudan wore kilts, I think the Highland Light Infantry might...

That's interesting. I thought only the officers for the Camerons in the Sudan wore Tartan trews, and the enlisted men wore kilts, like the Imperial Productions Heirloom set.

Wow Mike! Great vignette! Love the guy with the map!

Victor, When your diorama is done, I hope you post a side-by-side of your and the original painting. I want to see how close you came to the original!

Wow, Ken! Another fantastic diorama!

Mark, The credit all belongs to Ken, I just positioned the figures on it. He taught my son how to do the groundwork at his workshop at the Britain's Symposium he holds annually in Gettysburg, and now my son is better at diorama building than I ever was. Lou

The bottom photo is also from Mark's collection, but is in a different room. It is a U.S. Mexican War diorama on a table in the main room of his offices.

Great vignette, Mike!

Looks like Argyleshire Highlanders (I think they were the 91st) or the Highland Light Infantry. Both wore Tartan Trews like that.

Great photo, Duke!

Thank you! The diorama is by Ken Osen (Hudson & Allen), the figures in the foreground are all of the JJD 14th Brooklyn and 39th New York, and the figures in the background are castings painted by our very talented friend John O'Brien (Obee).

Great collection!

Yes. They are in the room with the Ferrari display from the trip he took his father on to the factory in Maranello, Italy.

I am pretty sure those are Mark's.

Photos of Mark Hoffman's collection?

Without question my favorite of your remarkable dioramas!

Ken, I love your use of the JJD 14th Brooklyn figures! Here is my interpretation of the same theme, with all of the 14th Brooklyn and 39th New York figures on a Ken Osen Hudson & Allen diorama:

Mike, Great idea and a terrific start to the diorama! I look forward to seeing it as you add to it.

Just spectacular, Victor!