Building a Mystery II (2 Viewers)

[WesternOutlaw]

The "Usual Suspects" are among those questioned by the Monuments Police, but not before a shot for the Museum of Antiquities publication of "Rich & Famous in Egypt".

Murder, "fowl play", theft of an ancient Egypt treasure, or Curse of the Mummy? Many opportunities with the splendid variety of figures from K&C's Ancient Egypt / Discovering Tutankhamun theme.

On a side note,

Love this theme since introduction in Dec 2021. Really appreciate K&C for "keeping the theme alive".

 

[mestell]

An outstanding array of characters and suspects Rob. I keep looking at these and they keep tugging on my fascination with them.

Mike

 

[WesternOutlaw]

An outstanding array of characters and suspects Rob. I keep looking at these and they keep tugging on my fascination with them.

Mike

Hi Mike,

Thanks. Been collecting this theme since its inception (plus a few pieces not part of the theme). Makes for a beautiful diorama with the addition of the monuments. I'll post a pic of the entire shelf display in the morning.

 

[villagehorse]

I am with you Rob, this tangent AE series contains lots of mystic and options for dioramas. Andy is on a winner. Robin.

 

[Guy]

very nice collection of figures

 

[Horus]

OMG ! "Fowl play", is that a clue Rob, Murder by Chickens !?

 

[tmanthegreat]

Great scene, Rob, and very fun setup

 

[WesternOutlaw]

I am with you Rob, this tangent AE series contains lots of mystic and options for dioramas. Andy is on a winner. Robin.

Definitely!

very nice collection of figures

Thanks Guy.

OMG ! "Fowl play", is that a clue Rob, Murder by Chickens !?

Great scene, Rob, and very fun setup

Thanks much, Tman.


Okay, this one is for Steve, most Fowl!

 

[Horus]

Definitely!


Thanks Guy.





Thanks much, Tman.


Okay, this one is for Steve, most Fowl!

The Chicken looked so innocent, until it was too late !

 

[29 Let's Go]

Rob,
A wonderful collection of characters and great background to display them. They're all guilty in their innocence.
Steve

 

[Louis Badolato]

What an interesting time! I would have loved to have visited Howard Carter's dig back in the 1920's!