Search results

The Standard just arrived from our printer and we will be mailing it to our club members very soon. I have been working on the new exclusive club figures so I can photograph them to include with that mailing for club members to see. Initially there will be four new figures and once finished we...

No pun intended, but the engine is so well tuned on the Tiger II that is almost purred like a kitten. Waterloo is always great to visit, and the view from the top of the Lion’s Mound is terrific! Compared to the U.S. everything is so close to drive to that you can really cover some ground.

Before we went to Bastogne we spent a day at Waterloo, which was really inspirational to visit again…

I just returned from a week in Belgium and Luxembourg where we escorted a 99 Year old WWII veteran for the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. In addition to seeing multiple sites we visited the Bastogne Barracks Museum where they had a great display of WWII vehicles including a Tiger...

These look great in this case and the puck lights seem to work well. Thanks for sharing! Ken

Excellent Mike…I can’t wait to see your progress Mike. Ericka and I were recently through Athens as it isn’t very far from here and one of our friends lives there, so this will be fun to see!

You know it is my favorite period of military clothing in North America…but with that said few really understand it as it is rather regional. My Achilles heel is that I grew up in Michigan and have family in Canada. But… I do have a couple other figures already sculpted that may just be added to...

10th Royal Veterans Battalion Here is a figure that we have been working on for some time now. I asked a good friend of mine, Rick Simmons, to pose for this figure in his beautifully hand made reproduction uniform last year so we could get the right look to the period equipment. Even the...

Hi Andreas, I sent you an e-mail to your G.Mail account and I wondered if I had the right address as it is rather old. Let me know, Ken

Here are two more interesting paintings of Public Houses, or taverns, with recruiting parties during the 19th century. Both of these are paintings currently on display at the National Army Museum, Chelsea UK.

These 19th century watercolors were a source of inspiration when I was sculpting this set years ago. The first one predates our set by a couple of years (1800-1811) and the second one is post Napoleonic Wars by the uniform details (1816-1822), but they are both typical of what you might see...

We have those also, but at the moment they are also made as they are requested. If you need fencing, we will need to know what footprint you are covering and we can build you sections. This is the same fencing that you see in my Chicago diorama. perfect

We have those also, but at the moment they are also made as they are requested. If you need fencing, we will need to know what footprint you are covering and we can build you sections. This is the same fencing that you see in my Chicago diorama.

We have those also, but at the moment they are also made as they are requested. If you need fencing, we will need to know what footprint you are covering and we can build you sections. This is the same fencing that you see in my Chicago diorama.

This is the 19th century House that Mike is getting. These are made here in our studio and feature an interior. The house comes with an iron stove, and we will be offering some of the other furnishings (also made here) you see in the photos soon. These photos are of the display I built for the...

I think you will like it…Ericka finished the windows for me today, so it is almost ready to ship!

I will be looking forward to seeing your new display Mike!

During the Napoleonic wars regular army recruiting parties were had pressed to find new recruits. Every persuasive tactic was used, including enough toasts to the King or the Regiment that some young men, with clouded judgment, may have signed on. At the height of the conflict, handsome bounties...

We designed this to be very easy to put together with many difficult subassemblies already done, and all of the parts are cleaned up so you only need to put it together and decorate it. Check our YouTube channel to see the first two installments of assembly and painting this kit. Ken

Great photos! Ken