March London show pics 2011 (1 Viewer)
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trooper
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In the next sequence the first is from Mariella Miniatures, the second from Tommy Atkins, the third just shows one of the busy lanes at the show while the fourth shows the courtyard at the hotel. Always reminds me of Colditz. Where's Big X and when do we get Red Cross parcels?
In the next sequence the first is from Mariella Miniatures, the second from Tommy Atkins, the third just shows one of the busy lanes at the show while the fourth shows the courtyard at the hotel. Always reminds me of Colditz. Where's Big X and when do we get Red Cross parcels?
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But we cannot conclude without acknowledging two heroes of the Treefrog Battalion, the only two to make it through to the bar. They have both been awarded the Distinguished Service Beermat for their valiant efforts in the finist tradition of the service. Trooper
But we cannot conclude without acknowledging two heroes of the Treefrog Battalion, the only two to make it through to the bar. They have both been awarded the Distinguished Service Beermat for their valiant efforts in the finist tradition of the service. Trooper
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Is that either the chopped off front of WBritain's farm house, or a near replica^&confuse? It seems to me that WBritains makes the best buildings out there (the redoubt, the whole "American Farm" "range", Hougoumont, and of course Zulu), and is only matched by Figarti, with there building sized objects, such as The Train, as well as some of JG's buildings, such as Hougoumont. It goes without saying who is the ultimate master of miniature architecture, though I am sure that WBritain's buildings are also his doing.
Thanks for all the pics,
Sandor
Is that either the chopped off front of WBritain's farm house, or a near replica^&confuse? It seems to me that WBritains makes the best buildings out there (the redoubt, the whole "American Farm" "range", Hougoumont, and of course Zulu), and is only matched by Figarti, with there building sized objects, such as The Train, as well as some of JG's buildings, such as Hougoumont. It goes without saying who is the ultimate master of miniature architecture, though I am sure that WBritain's buildings are also his doing.
Thanks for all the pics,
Sandor
Rob
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Guys, going to take a break now for some food, I may do some more later or maybe tommorow. You are all very welcome and I hope you like them, re the Figarti pics I'm hoping Simon got the modern figs covered.
Rob
Guys, going to take a break now for some food, I may do some more later or maybe tommorow. You are all very welcome and I hope you like them, re the Figarti pics I'm hoping Simon got the modern figs covered.
Rob
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Fanastic pictorial coverage Rob!! Thank you!!! :smile2: I really like the new TG mounted Germans, the St. Pete's pieces , and the new JG items. I hope some oft he new JG things are production items. Great stuff! I bet you are having a great time. Thanks for taking all the time to shoot and post pics for all of us you can't be there.
Fanastic pictorial coverage Rob!! Thank you!!! :smile2: I really like the new TG mounted Germans, the St. Pete's pieces , and the new JG items. I hope some oft he new JG things are production items. Great stuff! I bet you are having a great time. Thanks for taking all the time to shoot and post pics for all of us you can't be there.