London Toy Soldier Show - March 2012 - JJD UK (2 Viewers)

[Maj. Duncan Heyward]

We hope to see as many of you as possible at the up comming March London Toy Soldier Show;

Toy Soldier Show London, 31st March 2012 - Royal National Hotel, Bedford Way, London, WC1H 0DG - AA15-AA17 in Hall B.

We are pleased to announce that John Jenkins will be attending the show in person, to answer questions and talk about future and current ranges. As always we will be previewing some of the up comming and unseen figures for the first time, pictures of which will appear on this thread after the show, (so that no one misses out.) We will also be updating our Intel and Reconnaissance section on our site with these images.

3 out of the 4 new April releases, due to be announced very soon, will be in stock at the show, and we again have a JJD UK Exclusive show only figure, free with orders over £70, as December.
Please check here for the latest images and previews, which we will be posting daily from Monday.

Adam has been very busy creating 3 new display boards to showcase more figures at this show, including Ticonderoga, so we hope that there will be lots of new things to see.

James & Adam

 

[Rob]

Hi guys, will definitely swing by and say hello to you all, always a pleasure to chat with you guys.

Rob

 

[45thdiv]

Nice to see another figure for the show is being done.

Will look forward to the pictures. I hope you have a fantastic show. Say hello to John for me.

One day I will try to make the London show along with Chicago, both are on my "to do" list of shows to attend.

Matthew

 

[Uncas]

Look forward to seeing everyone. Not yet sure if I'll get all this MDF dust out of my hair by the 31st?

Getting there!

 

[Maj. Duncan Heyward]

Well good Monday Morning!, the sun is shining and here is the first of our picture posts running up to Saturday 31st March and the London Toy Soldier Show;

Here is the sculpt of our exclusive show figure, available free on the day. (Terms and conditions apply)

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!

"Blimey, I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition!"
JJDUK, London Toy Soldier Show, March 2012
Colour pictures will be posted later.

 

[45thdiv]

That's a nice looking figure. The face is really well done. What is he holding up?

Matthew

 

[Maj. Duncan Heyward]

That's a nice looking figure. The face is really well done. What is he holding up?

Matthew

It's clearer in the colour pic, but something else due to post in colour on Wednesday!
Stay tuned!

 

[chalklands]

Think I've worked it out!



Here boy......fetch!

 

[Combat]

That's one happy Padre. I thought most of those guys were rather dour back in the day.

 

[45thdiv]

Wait, it looks like a toy soldier in the blow up with dog.

Matthew

 

[jules118]

Well good Monday Morning!, the sun is shining and here is the first of our picture posts running up to Saturday 31st March and the London Toy Soldier Show;

Here is the sculpt of our exclusive show figure, available free on the day. (Terms and conditions apply)

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!

"Blimey, I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition!"
JJDUK, London Toy Soldier Show, March 2012
Colour pictures will be posted later.

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This is a fantastic!!! If there is ONE figure I want to add to my collection this is it!!! Is there any way to buy one if you can't make it to London?

jules

 

[villagehorse]

Yep need this figure also. Hope there is a friendly forum member who accepts Paypal at the show who can help, otherwise it's back to EBay. The London event is coming on quickly now, just 10 days for John to paint the figure. Cheers, Robin.

 

[Maj. Duncan Heyward]

Robin, Jules, may I suggest you email info@jjduk.co.uk regarding the exclusive figure.

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

...may we can use this figure as the Griffing priest visiting the Indian village???

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

..all in black of course!

 

[Maj. Duncan Heyward]

The T-26 was the best tank that saw service in the Spanish Civil War. Far superior to the German Panzer I and the Italian tankettes that also saw service in Spain on the Nationalist side, captured T-26's were highly valued by the Nationalists. Around 100 T-26's saw action in the Battle of Brunete, but the Republican tactic of using them for infantry support negated much of their potential value.

JJD UK are pleased to preview these sets at the London Toy Soldier Show;

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

fenomenale!!!!!!!!

 

[45thdiv]

What I like about this tank is the open tracks and wheels. So many tanks out there have solid cast track and suspension which must be easier to make, but this new tank looks so good with the open tracks.

 

[kogu]

Beside the good looking tank, I think that the tankriders look very well.
Nice sculpting {bravo}}
Konrad

 

[lancer]

A very nice looking group. Like the riders very much. -- Al