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Excellent! The sand that appears shadowed and bright background works perfectly in depicting the hot journey ahead. Well done.

I'm a little light on civilians, but here's a small Roman garden scene:

I can't keep up with your posts, Steve. All very good. While I love the WWII era and seeing your N. Africa and late war dios, this amazing Roman street scene is iconic among your collection. You've certainly established a high standard for anyone to follow.

What's better than one Last Post winter mat? How about two. Worked out very well.

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.

Cool scene, Steve. It's nice to see these day in the life dios.

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...

Let's see... here's a few of mine:

Hi Steve, I've always liked the USMC figures as well as the Roman Aux. Cool shots!

Great comparison pix. Thanks for posting these.

Looking good, Mike. You're certainly building up a formidable force to counter the VC.

Wow! Gritty and realistic.

Merry Christmas to you, Andy, and all of the K&C Team. Hope everyone has a most joyous Christmas.

I remember building cardboard ships for our Star Wars figures and playing with them with friends for days. How fun! When Empire came out, I wanted one of the large AT-ATs. My parents bought me a small cardboard version on a plastic base. Set up pillows with a sheet on the floor to create a...

Well said, Paddy. :)

Right back at you:

Hey Steve, going back a few posts, I love this one! Excellent!

Nicely done, T-Man. The combination of the subs with the TG water mat works well. I have the Molch by Eagle Designs which I like very much. I like the little supplies you added to the Biber scene. That's a cool sub as well. Here's a little set-up I made earlier in the year:

That's quite a list, Steve. Definitely some great gifts. I had a small collection of Matchbox and Hotwheels from the late 70s and early 80s. Matchbox produced some cool carrying cases as well as other brands/toys. Suppose the thought was that you can carry it to your friend's house for more...