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I reiterate: those paras are some tough hombres! I would not want to be trying to cock a spring loaded PIAT while German armor was spewing machine gun bullets and high explosive projectiles in my general direction.

I have photos of all the other Turkish and ANZAC sets in the Trophy WWI tread on this subforum.

Understood. Just a suggestion. Take a color photograph and have it printed to the size you need and mounted by a place like Kinkos or Staples.

To complete my Trophy WWI collection, I need to find GW51 the Russian Supply Wagon (I have never even seen a photograph), GWEQ81 the Motorized Ambulance, GA17 Mountain Mule Gun Battery of the Escort and GA20 Ottoman Turkish Cavalry Standard Bearer.

Finlome, Terrific! Really realistic photos of a fantastic diorama!

Jason, Wow! Just stunning! Can't wait to see the finished project!

Mike, I love Ken's terrain pieces, and own a good number of them myself. All you need is one of his Civil War backdrops and this already terrific scene will photograph even better!

Wayne, Terrific photos! I absolutely love the ruined building!

Jason, You are very kind, but I have seen many excellent Franco Prussian War dioramas on this forum. Any credit for mine belongs to Ken Osen and Dave from TM Terrain, who created most of the elements I combined to create the diorama.

I admire Eisenhower as a political general. He held together the alliance and managed the oversized egos of his subordinates.

I couldn't stand either of them. A pair of egotistical prats whose self-aggrandizement far exceeded their skills as military leaders. Without air supremacy, Bletchly Park and logistical superiority Rommell (and pretty much any other German commander) would have eaten them both alive.

Thanks, I'll take a look on ebay.

Thanks Brad, but I meant historical artists like Van Gogh.

I am biased, because Ken is a close friend, but I think that Ken is irreplaceable. I can't imagine anyone else having the talent and skill to effectively bring W. Britain's back from the dead like Ken did.

Both your Durbar dioramas are fantastic, Arnie!

As I recall, you did let me know, but I was already the high bidder on the auction. I thanked you for the tip, but let you know I was already bidding. Thanks again, though! I appreciate when friends pass on something they know I want.

Thanks Martyn, and I join in Brad's question: did Trophy produce figures of other artists, and if so, do you know anyone who has any Trophy artist figures for sale?

I like the one with the G.I.'s even better!

Very cool, Al!

Thanks for the heads up, Jason! I just bought a FL Mounted Prussian Officer that was on sale.