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Moving in for the kill


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As you can see in the pic above we are scratch building a Waco glider. It is not done yet and, but we could not wait to get it into a scene. So we stuck the wing in the scene above. :wink2: Alex
 
As you can see in the pic above we are scratch building a Waco glider. It is not done yet and, but we could not wait to get it into a scene. So we stuck the wing in the scene above. :wink2: Alex

Look forward to that finished project as well Alex,nice shots by the way.
 
Alex,

Very, very , very nice! Pictures, setup, everything! You brought these TGM sets to life! {bravo}}
 
Contact !

Inform headquarters we have a concentrated airborne landing

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Awesome series of photos. As far as the pics go I upload mine directly from the SD card of my camera to Treefrog. Photo bucket is annoying at times {sm5}
 
Thanks Panzer, I uploaded this one directly


US Paras are my favorite subject matter, since my Aunt Tillie ( Yes Tillie :) She was a classic WWII woman, she always maintained that WWII hair style and served all of the Vets at my Uncle Petes corner store in Newark NJ, when they were home on leave. She never married, as she dedicated her life to taking care of her other brother Pat who was badly injured in WWII. He served in the 2 Armored Div. ) Anyway...

Well she took me to see the Longest Day at the RKO Theater in downtown Newark when I was 8. It was an profound experience for me. Alex

I remember Genie a friend of Uncle Pa'st who used to visit, among many other Vets. My Father recently told me he was in the 82nd Airborne. I didn't know that at the time. He was another of those classic WWII men with the pencil mustashe and a rugged appearence. I wish I would have talked to him.

I have become friends with Wild Bill from Band Of Brothers, along with Tipper, Malarkey and Comptom who I correspond with.

BRINGING THE ATTACK


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Excellent photos Alex. The US paratroopers look terrific the way you have them displayed.
 
Guy

I love this Airbone stuff, I have to jump in again.

My Boys have got your flank.

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Alex...

I have a mate who is called Paul who has only been collecting a short while who when he looked at your pics said it made him want to collect TG. Kind of makes it worthwhile when you hear stuff like that about the dio work.

Nice pictures and like what you did with the mat
Mitch
 
Thanks men

Mitch I am glad your friend enjoys Thomas Gunn


I am hesitant to state here why I like or dislike certain manufacturers.

But on my new website and forum the direction I have taken and the reasons for it will be more obvious.

Once again my reasons will differ from others.

That is why I started my new website only to share with others that are on the same page and who enjoy the hobby in the same way.
 
Hi Firebat,
Can you share with us the address of your new website.
Cheers
Artillery_Crazy
Thanks men

Mitch I am glad your friend enjoys Thomas Gunn


I am hesitant to state here why I like or dislike certain manufacturers.

But on my new website and forum the direction I have taken and the reasons for it will be more obvious.

Once again my reasons will differ from others.

That is why I started my new website only to share with others that are on the same page and who enjoy the hobby in the same way.
 
Some paras supporting artillery.....nice mix of TGM with K&C ......overall great out come!
 

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