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[29 Let's Go]

Robin,

Well done. Lot's of detail each scene. You really worked everything together.
Steve

 

[Horus]

Your latest Vietnam additions look really good Robin. :salute::

Steve

 

[wwiibuff]

Excellent photos Robin. Love the one with the Huey overhead.

 

[villagehorse]

1968 Aussie's stationed in Saigon still have Dander Close. Robin.

ps for those that are interested these 2 beautiful shop houses are perfect, mirror backed with 6 internal lights with 3v battery should you wish to light up. As you can see, the policeman is same size as K&C figures. You can find the website.... miniature-stories.com based in Singapore.

 

[wayne556517]

Brilliant mate looks awesome

 

[Obee]

Robin,

it's great to see the buildings by Miniature Stories being used in another country, seeing they are based on the shop houses in Singapore.

After many trips up to SE Asia I have seen the similar architecture in other countries and so I thought they would suit, and you have proved that

A great set up, well done,

John

 

[villagehorse]

Robin,

it's great to see the buildings by Miniature Stories being used in another country, seeing they are based on the shop houses in Singapore.

After many trips up to SE Asia I have seen the similar architecture in other countries and so I thought they would suit, and you have proved that

A great set up, well done,

John

Thanks John for your insight. To top it off they are lovely people to deal with. They have another building in the works and also intend to buy their bicycle and side car figure. Robin.

 

[Obee]

Thanks John for your insight. To top it off they are lovely people to deal with. They have another building in the works and also intend to buy their bicycle and side car figure. Robin.

When you get time for another diorama, how about the Fall of Singapore with K&C Brit/Aussies walking past after surrendering ?

You could also use them further up the peninsular in Malaya with a Japanese advance through a town and the locals looking on??

Lots of possibilities here, but why not let the makers in Singapore know of this post too, I'm sure they would love to see it too,

John

 

[mikemiller1955]

Robin...
really good use of your buildings and figures...
great job on the staging and photography...
this is one of your best I think!

 

[villagehorse]

Good thought John, i can transfer this existing display, across to pass the shops instead. I have let them know that their product is up on this thread. Robin.

 

[Miniature Stories]

1968 Aussie's stationed in Saigon still have Dander Close. Robin.

ps for those that are interested these 2 beautiful shop houses are perfect, mirror backed with 6 internal lights with 3v battery should you wish to light up. As you can see, the policeman is same size as K&C figures. You can find the website.... miniature-stories.com based in Singapore.

Thank you so much for your purchase, Robin. As a newer brand in the market, it's challenging to gain the trust of long-time collectors, so we're very grateful you decided to give us a shot. It's indeed a great pleasure to see overseas collectors appreciating Singapore's history. Your set up looks great with the King & Country's pieces, and we do hope to see more of such displays by other collectors as well... such as WWII Japanese occupation set ups, etc. Cheers!

 

[villagehorse]

Opportunity missed, as a routine sweep reveals nothing of consequence. Robin.

 

[Terp152]

Wow, great bldg and background. Perfect match to the figs. Good story line as well. :salute:: Chris

 

[wwiibuff]

More great scenes Robin. Keep them coming!

 

[BHogan]

Great diorama! Thanks for sharing. It's nice to see these long-retired figures in action.

Brendan

 

[Horus]

Those troops must all be over due an eye test {eek3}{eek3}

Nice to see something different Robin. Well done :salute::

Steve

 

[villagehorse]

Victory parade. Robin.

 

[villagehorse]

Recorded for history, the Japanese high command ready to impose surrender terms. Robin.

 

[villagehorse]

15th February 1942, the British forces under Lieutenant-General Arthur Percival, surrender to the Japanese at the Ford factory Bukit Timah Road in Singapore. Robin.

 

[villagehorse]

The fifth column in Singapore. Robin.