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[glossman]

Thanks very much for sharing your Napoleonics which do very well in a grand display like this.

It reminds me of the Waterloo display in the National Army Museum (NAM) in London.

NAM has a very large dio of the Battle of Waterloo, but the figures are a bit too small to appreciate.

Photobucket looks easy.

Merry Christmas, Raymond.

 

[marco55]

Great collection George.You collect ACW and WWII also don't you?
Mark

 

[Warrior]

Thanks very much for sharing your Napoleonics which do very well in a grand display like this.

It reminds me of the Waterloo display in the National Army Museum (NAM) in London.

NAM has a very large dio of the Battle of Waterloo, but the figures are a bit too small to appreciate.

Photobucket looks easy.

Merry Christmas, Raymond.

Thanks Raymond; if I can figure out photobucket, anyone can. I really like the teddy bear fur mats, they look great with the 20mm figures......

 

[Warrior]

Great collection George.You collect ACW and WWII also don't you?
Mark

Thanks Mark; yes, I also collect WWII and ACW in 20mm, have added quite a few napoleonics to the collection recently, hence all the pictures.

Will go back to ACW soon as well...........Merry Christmas to you and all of the members of this forum.............

 

[Spitfrnd]

Excellent displays George; made even more so by the knowledge that you painted those lads and ponies. Feel free to stay with the Napoleonic theme as long as you like. This was certainly a much better use of your time than watching that Skins game (which I also walked away from). Merry Christmas to you as well.

 

[Warrior]

Excellent displays George; made even more so by the knowledge that you painted those lads and ponies. Feel free to stay with the Napoleonic theme as long as you like. This was certainly a much better use of your time than watching that Skins game (which I also walked away from). Merry Christmas to you as well.

Thanks Bill; how they went from almost (actually, they SHOULD have) beating the Aints to that disaster is beyond me.

Will keep the Napoleonics ball rolling here.............