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That's all there is? 
All kidding aside, thanks very much Rob, Jeff & Andy for taking the photos and posting them for those of us that weren't able to attend. I need to return to the motherland at some point and attend this show !!!! I have seen quite a few pieces that I would love to have and seems this may be the only way of acquiring them.
Thanks again !!
All kidding aside, thanks very much Rob, Jeff & Andy for taking the photos and posting them for those of us that weren't able to attend. I need to return to the motherland at some point and attend this show !!!! I have seen quite a few pieces that I would love to have and seems this may be the only way of acquiring them.
Thanks again !!
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The last three photos from me!
Jeff
What, is that it? What were you doing with your time Jeff?
I took some photos, but most have been well and truely covered, so I'll just add a couple, mostly different angles of those that Jeff and Rob have already put up....
Couple more from Figarti
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Hi Simon,
Enjoyed reading your nice little write up of the show.
Glad you had a good time at the show and got yourself some Shermans.
Any pics of the UK Treefroggers gathered at the bar ?
Thanks, Raymond.
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Raymond,
Alas, no. There was something preventing us from taking photos in the bar area. I believe it was a substance known as beer?
I'm fairly unfamiliar with it's effects, but it seems to have a detrimental effect on one's ability to depress the shutter button thingy on a camera.
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A personal favourite:
Rob spent the best part of the day on the 'other side' of the K&C UK stands (probably against Mike Neville's better judgement).
Phrases such as 'Dracula in a blood bank' immediately sprang to mind.
Rob - why are the figures and AFVs missing from the photos taken by Wraith?
And don't try and tell me he got there early before the figures were put on the displays. Terry
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JG Miniatures shelf displays:
Top one in particular looked particularly effective.
Would the top one fit well with FL's WWII Stalingrad figures? (oh these crazy ideas
.Paulo
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A personal favourite:
Rob spent the best part of the day on the 'other side' of the K&C UK stands (probably against Mike Neville's better judgement).
Phrases such as 'Dracula in a blood bank' immediately sprang to mind.
Great model, really lifelike, 1/1 scale, who made this?
Paulo
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A personal favourite:
Rob spent the best part of the day on the 'other side' of the K&C UK stands (probably against Mike Neville's better judgement).
Phrases such as 'Dracula in a blood bank' immediately sprang to mind.
Rob - why are the figures and AFVs missing from the photos taken by Wraith?
Terry
Rob seems to be quiet happy there.
Hmmm, wonder why ....
Guys,I should point out that it looks like in this picture that I'm overweight,but in fact those K&C shirts are really really really really really tight!
Terry,they don't let me near the actual product,they just let me stand under the banner and pretend
Rob
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Paulo,
These were some that JG put together using an assortment of their products. I believe the building facades were originally designed for the Normandy region. Not sure as to whether similar buildings were around the Stalingrad area, but in terms of scale, I expect they'd be better suited to FL figures than K&C ones, as they were originally designed for 1/32 (pleeeeease no-one come in with a scale wars arguement / comment).
Simon
These were some that JG put together using an assortment of their products. I believe the building facades were originally designed for the Normandy region. Not sure as to whether similar buildings were around the Stalingrad area, but in terms of scale, I expect they'd be better suited to FL figures than K&C ones, as they were originally designed for 1/32 (pleeeeease no-one come in with a scale wars arguement / comment).
Simon
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Great model, really lifelike, 1/1 scale, who made this?
Paulo
Inconclusive. Apparently, the manufacturer broke the mold after making this one.
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Guys,I should point out that it looks like in this picture that I'm overweight,but in fact those K&C shirts are really really really really really tight!
Rob
I would point out in Robs' defence, that the camera adds 10lb. I think there were another half a dozen people with cameras behind me as well.