London Toy Soldier Show Apr 2016 Images (1 Viewer)

[Gazza]

WB again

 

[Gazza]

EK Castings and others

 

[Gazza]

Ready4Action

Jeeps are good

 

[marco55]

Like those crawling indians of Britains. Thanks guys for all the photos.They are very much appreciated.
Mark

 

[Gazza]

Jjd

 

[Gazza]

Jjd

 

[Gazza]

Jjd

 

[Gazza]

Morgan Miniatures - the Normans are to match with WB

 

[Gazza]

The Model Armoury (some big guns !!!)

 

[Gazza]

Imperial Miniatures

 

[Gazza]

Bts

 

[Gazza]

Trophy

 

[OzDigger]

T Gunn

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Hi Gazza, thanks for posting the photos and I like those new Aussie figures from TGM. I've noticed increased improvement in detail and painting by most of the TS manufacturers recently, looking good for collectors.

 

[Gazza]

Final set is Centurion new Dragoons and the Sikh War Range. The quality of the Sikh War Range are very good.

 

[Gazza]

More pics of Sikh War range and that is last lot of pics from me

 

[OzDigger]

Rob, me and Bob sitting in the pub. Not many of us this time but still worth it. See you in June Gents.

My highlights -

The Heritage Afghans and the Sudan Flag bearer - didn't really notice them on the Heritage website but they are far, far better in the flesh.
Morgan Miniatures Normans - Nice - need to get some of these
The JJD War of the Roses cavalry - outstanding model

I don't know if there is going to be anymore photos but from me that is it. I'll post more from the June show.

Andy

Thank you for the photos Andy, it's good to see Rob and Bob are still enjoying Toy Soldiers.

 

[Gazza]

Like those crawling indians of Britains. Thanks guys for all the photos.They are very much appreciated.
Mark

Mark

Taking pics of new WB at the show is a pain; they are in a glass case and those Indians are on a rotating base :rolleyes2:

Gazza

 

[jazzeum]

Thanks to Gazza and Andy for the photos, much appreciated.

Brad

 

[marco55]

I like the new Sikh Wars figures,something a little different.I also like the fact that companies seem to be making figures that match up well with others.I think that's a win for them because if you make your figures at a unique scale I think you could be shooting yourself in the foot because there's a chance people won't buy yours because they are different.People like to expand their collections and more that can match in the range the better.
Mark

 

[Obee]

Andy & Gazza,

thanks guys for making my Sunday morning, as I troll through all the imagery of the vast array of figures and equipment that were on display in London yesterday.

WOW, there are some great new stuff coming out, and great to see a lot of older figures still out there for sale.

Yes, it looked very quiet with not a lot of activity, so I sure hope that the traders are not getting too disappointed with the show, and it will keep on going.

Good to see the 3 stalwarts enjoying a pint at lunchtime, and I'm planning on being over again for the June show next year.

Cheers,

John