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When I talked to John in Chicago he told me a bunch of stuff he was working on and most of it was stuff I wanted him to do. The fact that he was already working on it made me very happy. He mentioned a wagon but said he was unsure of how the harness was supposed to be for the time period. So if...

The one thing I remembered about the toy soldier I got out of the back of the comics was the tanks had a little rubber band and would blow up when you touched it. Well snap in half to be more precise. It was fun for a minute anyways:rolleyes:The Revolutionary war ones where my favorites out of a...

I have a 2006 softail deluxe and a 69 Triumph chopper bobber for tinkering on and zipping around town. The scenery and riding in the Black hills and Wyoming is incredible. I usually go every other year. You can go through spearfish Canyon at different times of the day and get a different view...

That was awesome:D Here's mine: You might be a toy soldier addict if while on a vacation your wife redecorated the bedroom and found your stash of empty toy soldier boxes under the bed . Now where am I going to put them?:rolleyes: You might be a toy soldier addict if while at bike week in...

John, I just got back and what a trip. The weather was good for the most part. We only got rained on once and we heard reports of softball sized hail at the rally so I guess we got lucky> We got to go on some private tours one to the top of Crazy Horse and the other to the top of the heads of a...

I'm at bike week in Sturgis S.D. and haven't been able to check the forum so I've been going through withdrawl. I finally found someone with a laptop who let me use it for a while. This should tide me over until I get home.:D Greg

That's me on the left with one of the world famous Nevilles on the right.

Wow great clues. It made it much more interesting. I hope I win. Thanks for the competition Blake.

Work on your birthday No-Way:mad:Maybe its better to take the day the day after off depending on what kind of party you have planned after work:D Happy birthday. Greg

Hope you have a wonderful birthday and many more. Greg

Andy said the m12 155 gun carriage is the first in K&C's Kingsize collection. So maybe some of my hopes for some big German armor like the Ferdinand or a Jagdtiger aren't completely smashed.:D

The news is on the K&C website with pictures of the Coldstream Guards. Here's a sneak peek until Pete posts them. These won't be here until early June though.

This is some of the other figures in the preview. Looks like some great poses. I tried blowing up the picture too no luck. Hopefully by the end of the month we should know. I really want to see the Indians and hopefully they will be reasonably priced.:D

MTSC has a small preview of an upcoming Custer's last stand series on their website. From what I see they look like they will be pretty good. I have almost all of K&C's original west series and love them. I wish Andy had returned to this series with updated sculpting and poses.

I think Jenkins is going to fill my British ranks a little faster than I anticipated.

Congratulations Rob. I at least am comforted by the fact I had the right answer. If I had only logged on a little earlier:rolleyes:

Since on his website he lists the seven year war as one of the first truly globle conflicts fought in several continents and countries , I hope he touches on some of the battles in Europe. Cavalry played an important role in the outcome of several of these battles. I always in part judge...

Well when he first released them and I started buying them I thought 250 was a good number. Lately as his sets are no longer available I wonder. I have all his sets almost and think they are all wonderful. I love his canoes and have been waiting for something like this from other manufacturers...

Pretty good or right on? Right on would be better than pretty good :D

OH no! :( Since I have that ip have you tried sending a private message through Treefrog. Maybe Shannon could forward it. I must know the suspence is killing me:D