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After the Relocation of Rusty Spoons (pop. 16), some townsfolk followed while others decided the nearby towns of Straight Knives and Bent Forks had more to offer. They packed up their Chuck Wagons and began their journey south. While efforts to rebuild the Golden Nugget were slow, those that...

Big Spooner dabbled in anything that could make him a buck. Cattle, land, and mining were just a few of his exploits. He lost the rights to Cactus Corral but his hope that the Rusty Spoons Mine would one day be "spit'n out more nuggets than nickels from a Liberty Bell slot machine" would...

Highlighting the fun and versatility of K&C's wonderful desert pieces (and some pieces not intended for the desert):

While many came to Rusty Spoons (pop. 40) for the silver in the surrounding hills, a number of trailhands rode in with canvas covered chuck wagons from cattle drives. Lucky for the hungry cowpokes, Cookie would always keep them well fed. A "Good Cup of Coffee" and a trail song made the beans...

Rusty Spoons (pop. 38) was not unlike many other wild west towns. There was a blurred line between outlaws and lawmen, all being gunslingers. It did not take long for two such gunslingers, Diego and "The Gunfighter" to cross paths. It might have been over a lady, a card game, a drink, or even...

The first Wells Fargo stagecoach arrived in Rusty Spoons. Trouple crossing Rusty Creek, Mexican banditos, Indian attacks, and Robin's Gang of Australian Tin Panners provided lots of distractions along the way. With the new route and schedule established, there is soon to be more Prominent...

Rusty Creek led many men to the Town of Rusty Spoons, some famous and some infamous. It was even rumored that Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Wild Bill Hickock bunked in Rusty Spoons for a short while, back when they were members of the KingsX Gang.

Sometime before Calvera and his Banditos arrived in the booming town of Rusty Spoons, they faced an arduous journey through the desert. They followed the copper-colored Rusty Creek passing Robin's Gang, a small band of Australian born tin panners determined to find a few nuggets out west...

AKA. A Whole Lot of Spoonin' Gowing On. Thar was once gold in them thar hills, but those were the good ol' days. Rusty Spoons and the neighboring towns of Bent Forks and Straight Knives were just about ghost towns after the veins were picked dry. In the saloon, one was lucky to get a warm...

Calvera and his banditos have returned to Rusty Spoons.

Love the theme and news of the new Gunfight at the O.K. Corral collection. I've had a lot of fun creating various scenes with K&C's Wild West / Real West figures. Rusty Spoons was on the verge of becoming a ghost town but it appears there's some recent activity in town. More to come...

Hey Fellas, Behold the glorious 🔱 Temple of Poseidon 🔱 . Other Ancient Greek TGM scenes can be found here: Of Myth and Men.

A tribute to the exquisite Ancient Greece and Mythical themes by TGM (with a few other additions and photo editing): Thoughts on TGM's Ancient Greece Theme: I actually own just 13 of TGM's Ancient Greek figures (pictured below). With this modest collection, I have...

Happy New Year everyone, Broke out some DAK today and did a little dusting to make this Indy coffee table scene:

Just a quick pic of all eight TGM Gebirgsjäger (as of 12/25/25). They look great with lots of fine detailing. Heavy with their backpacks and gear. Most impressive figures! Now we just need a winter howitzer or some new TGM armor. ;)

With TG's outstanding German 6th SS Gebirgsjäger figures, I would love to see a Panther or other German winter armor. Great stuff by TG! Keep them coming.

Hi All, Hope everyone is doing well. It certainly has been a fast moving and busy December. A couple of weeks ago, we were doing some light Christmas shopping and the Mrs. found a cookie tin and showed it to me. She said, "you would like this". I looked at it and thought, the scale is...

Somewhere in the Bulge...

Hey Guys, Was watching Christmas movies with the Mrs. last night trying to get into the holiday spirit and thought I'd start a fun topic relating to the holiday season. Something that I'm always thankful for is the fun that our hobby brings, esp. when you get to add a new piece to an existing...

Over the weekend, I decided to go "all out American" and reconfigured my Road to Bastogne with a US convoy. Featuring the exclusive all metal K&C Sherman, Tonto, these US troops have defeated their main objective, a Tiger Tank that was preventing needed supplies from reaching the front. Now...