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"Our desert scorpions can be quite deadly, Dr. Jones..."

Indy and company discover the ruins of a lost jungle shrine. After setting up a small base camp, they begin exploring the site. What treasures, mysteries, or traps will they reveal? Thanks TG for creating a Professor Jones figure. Can't wait to see the additional line-up!

In honor of the United States Army (made this little scene yesterday):

Seeing the terrific scenes by Robin, Steve, Mike, and Louis, had to snap a few shots of my own modest Tomb of the Mummy collection this morning. With news of the new TG Jones figure, I'm tempted to tear it down to create something new. Until then...

Over the years, I still find myself collecting a few retro-style Playmobil sets and enjoy setting up some lighter dioramas. For some fun as we approach a hot summer:

A few shots from over the years:

Hi All, Recently acquired a new, old piece from K&C's Eighth Army theme. Had to feature it in a diorama. It was also fun seeing Paul create an Ice Cold in Alex scene. Not many posts related to the Eighth Army nor new pieces for the theme in a long time. Here's one:

This little M5 Stuart 'C-34' with hedge cutter has certainly been useful in helping protect these USMC Mud Marines during their recon mission: See also Stuart in the Pacific.

After a suggestion for a Pacific Stuart, thought I would utilize what I owned to create this little diorama, somewhere in the Pacific:

King & Country produced a few of these little light tanks including the US Normandy M5 with hedge cutter (DD067), a green British 7th Desert Rats M3A3 (DD223), a US 1944 Normandy M3A3 (DD224), and a desert British M3 (EA106) "Honey". Perhaps there have been others? These little tanks were also...

The "Usual Suspects" are among those questioned by the Monuments Police, but not before a shot for the Museum of Antiquities publication of "Rich & Famous in Egypt". Murder, "fowl play", theft of an ancient Egypt treasure, or Curse of the Mummy? Many opportunities with the splendid variety of...

in Sicily...

Happy Easter All, For those of you who like a good Easter Egg hunt:

Cheers to TGM Mats! Over the past few months, I've tried combining a few to make some larger scenes. I think they've worked out pretty well:

Broke down Operation Husky this evening to replace it with this Atlantic Wall diorama: