11th of the 11th. (1 Viewer)

[waynepoo]

LEST WE FORGET.
Wayne.

 

[Jack]

Now that is impressive. Quite different from the 1732 dios you have posted. A few tricks left in the old dog!

 

[Rob]

Excellent Wayne, well done indeed.

Here's to the memory of all those who have given their lives so we can be free .

Rob

 

[Jack]

Here's to the memory of all those who have given their lives so we can be free .

Rob

...and those who gave (and are giving) their youth and their health.

 

[TomNT]

Now that is impressive. Quite different from the 1732 dios you have posted. A few tricks left in the old dog!

Didn't know that you kept count Jack!:wink2: Agreed though, it's a great dio and fitting tribute to all that served.

Tom

 

[PanzerAce1944]

You are definately thinking outside the box here Wayne :salute::

 

[The Military Workshop]

Wayne,
I wont argue with Jack but pretty sure he has counted wrong{sm4}. I think he should go back through your posts and check.

Dont often call the better half over to look at the forum but did with this one and she was pretty impressed (OK she does not see too much of this forum so does not know all your tricks).

As always great use of figures and we were trying to work out what the monument was in its non toy soldier existence. Candlestick holder ?

Have a good day.

Regards
Brett

 

[waynepoo]

Now that is impressive. Quite different from the 1732 dios you have posted. A few tricks left in the old dog!

Crikey Jack get it right mate it was 1731 dios.......:wink2:

Excellent Wayne, well done indeed.

Here's to the memory of all those who have given their lives so we can be free .

Rob

Thanks Rob.

...and those who gave (and are giving) their youth and their health.

Didn't know that you kept count Jack!:wink2: Agreed though, it's a great dio and fitting tribute to all that served.

Tom

Thanks Tom.

You are definately thinking outside the box here Wayne :salute::

Thanks PA.

Wayne,
I wont argue with Jack but pretty sure he has counted wrong{sm4}. I think he should go back through your posts and check.

Dont often call the better half over to look at the forum but did with this one and she was pretty impressed (OK she does not see too much of this forum so does not know all your tricks).

As always great use of figures and we were trying to work out what the monument was in its non toy soldier existence. Candlestick holder ?

Have a good day.

Regards
Brett

Thanks Brett, and no it was made from timber off cuts not a candlestick holder.

 

[wayne556517]

Like your road to mate.

 

[Guy]

Very nice Wayne .
In one and a half hour I go to the real thing . The 11 Nov celebrations in honour of all the allied soldiers that fought and died on Belgian soil, but especially in honour of our King ALbert I and his wife Queen Elisabeth who spent 4 years in the battle zone . The queen helped as a nurse in the military hospital in the coastal town of La Panne where also King Albert had his headquarters of the Belgian troops. He is therefor called the "King Soldier"
guy :smile2:

 

[Rob]

Just back from paying our respects this morning at 11am. Wonderful turn out on a bright, sunny crisp Sunday morning.

Rob

 

[craig1985taylor]

Very nice Wayne, an excellent tribute to the soldier's who lost there lives defending all of us :salute::

Craig

 

[waynepoo]

Like your road to mate.

Very nice Wayne .
In one and a half hour I go to the real thing . The 11 Nov celebrations in honour of all the allied soldiers that fought and died on Belgian soil, but especially in honour of our King ALbert I and his wife Queen Elisabeth who spent 4 years in the battle zone . The queen helped as a nurse in the military hospital in the coastal town of La Panne where also King Albert had his headquarters of the Belgian troops. He is therefor called the "King Soldier"
guy :smile2:

Very nice Wayne, an excellent tribute to the soldier's who lost there lives defending all of us :salute::

Craig

Thanks Chaps.