Photo Montage of JJD UK at the London Toy Soldier Show - June 2014 (1 Viewer)

[Uncas]

Hello all

James and I had a wonderful time on yesterday. Thank you to everyone who braved the terrible, although typically British, weather and found a way around the train station closure.

It was fantastic to spend time with John once again and to meet so many enthusiastic collectors, dealers and artists, thank you all for taking the time to drop by.

Here's a little photo montage to remember the show by.

We look forward to seeing you again in December!

 

[chalklands]

Superbio!!!!!!

 

[Old Bill]

Top notch pics of the best dressed stand at the Show - as always! A great day out and especially nice to have chatted to so many like minded collectors. ( and John of course! ) Thank You.

See you again in December, Roy

 

[jazzeum]

Superb presentation. Makes you want you want to go out and buy some JJD.

Brad

 

[Larry Allen]

Very nice presentation and very nice photos.
Many thanks to us folks a bit to far to get to the show.

--- Larry

 

[villagehorse]

Well if this does not influence you to purchase JJD items, nothing will. What a great coverage of an expanding range of product from a master modeller. Top notch, thank you kindly:salute::, Robin.

 

[Mitch]

impressive stuff. A focus on WWII would be great
Mitch

 

[graycap]

I must admit with the current popularity of "grey" Germans, I'm surprised that John has n't been tempted to produce 1939-41 versions of his Spanish Civil War PzKw I A, B and Command models. As the B and Command versions also served in the early North Africa campaigns he could do them in DAK colours as well!

 

[RAMC]

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I must admit with the current popularity of "grey" Germans, I'm surprised that John has n't been tempted to produce 1939-41 versions of his Spanish Civil War PzKw I A, B and Command models. As the B and Command versions also served in the early North Africa campaigns he could do them in DAK colours as well!

Would love to see these for early WW2 Norway and the Low Countries. John would make excellent French Alpine troops and BEF troops for the Norway campaign. Image if John produced a land battleship PzKpfw VI, Hotchkiss H39s and Gloster Gladiators. Oh if only, but then that would be yet another range!!!

We can dream.

Regards one and all
Glynn

 

[RAMC]

I actually logged on to heap praise on the JJduk boys for an excellent photo montage. I really missed not getting to the show due to family commitments but I have to say the photos on TF and this from Adam & James have gone a little way to compensate. Really excited about Johns up and coming work. Wish I could have had the chance to chat with the man himself he is so very Knowledgeable and enthusiastic about his craft.

Regards again

Glynn

 

[mestell]

An absolutely superb presentation. Great pics all around but I really enjoyed those of the Great War the best . . . . . Some nice looking sets for the future for sure. Thank you . . . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[Fraxinus]

I am probably simply forgetting, but what figure is shown at the 4:30 mark. Thinking a new release, but could be wrong ......

Bah, never mind, Jacobite Rebellion!!!