London June show Pics (2 Viewers)

[Rob]

Sorry guys,first batch were crap!

 

[Gazza]

Sorry guys,first batch were crap!

Don't worry we did not want to see the KC one's anyway

 

[Rob]

Rob

 

[Rob]

sorry guys,some of the focus on these went to hell in a handbag,try and make do with my efforts until Jeff and Andy arrive!

Rob

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

Collectors showcase MkIV etc.

Rob

 

[craig1985taylor]

Very nice thanks for taking the time Rob

 

[Rob]

 

[arnhem44mad]

Lovely!

 

[Rob]

Figarti/FL

Rob

 

[Rob]

 

[Go for Broke]

Rob, what did you think of CS's Fjs, particularly the mg prone guys and also Figarti's ambushed MP jeep? Your comments would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Rob]

Rob, what did you think of CS's Fjs, particularly the mg prone guys and also Figarti's ambushed MP jeep? Your comments would be greatly appreciated.

First of all I think CS's FJ's are a huge step forward from their first figures,they look well painted and well crafted to me,James (Easy)was saying that its not the quality at all more the fact we are 'FJ'd out ' so to speak with plenty of them now, this I fully agree with. But if you havn't many you'll be pleased I'd say.

Love the Figarti Ambush Jeep.Only the driver is fixed in place so you can either use it in action or remove it for a convoy scenario.All the Red Ball stuff looked good today...and don't get me started on the Churchill AVRE

Rob

 

[Eazy]

Hi, I didn't take any pictures but I did think the CS machine gunner FJ set was the best one. It Had a good sense of being in action about it. I'd recommend that set.

 

[trooper]

From the London Show. First, the latest from Mountford, a 1/48th scale airfield control tower and Bofors gun, also in 1/48th. Also on the stand a model of the Z artillery and the civilian shops. The control tower and the Bofors shown are pre production models and orders are now being taken. Full production will be within the next week or so.

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[trooper]

Now some from ATS. First the new British lifting gin, then a boatload of Roger's Rangers. The next three show various elements from the new Light Brigade series "The fight at the guns" showing the British cavalry and the Russian gunners mixing it in hand to hand combat.