Toy Soldiers France "Mondial de Modelisme 2007" (1 Viewer)

[jazzeum]

Recently, Toy Soldiers France held their Mondial de Modelisme 2007 at which they presented some breathtaking dioramas, mostly of King and Country, but also one of John Jenkins. Amazing stuff. That is Fred Genard, the owner of Toy Soldiers France in the second photo.

 

[jazzeum]

Next set.

 

[jazzeum]

Next set of photos.

 

[jazzeum]

Last set.

 

[Louis Badolato]

I think they've got me beat. Now I need to go to France and do a little diorama relocation.

 

[jazzeum]

We'll need to bring some big bags and trick Fred when he's not looking. I think we now know why Gordon has been so busy.

 

[Mike97]

Breathtaking

I'd love to see those in person.

 

[jazzeum]

Breathtaking

I'd love to see those in person.

Louis and I are planning a trip to France to "liberate" them

 

[nmrocks]

WOW! That's really spectacular, the composition in the Diorama's is great, love the Crusader castle!
Ray

 

[desk11desk12]

Very impressive not much room for improvement there.

Carlos

 

[Rob]

Wow!.Some of those were stunning.The AK,Pacific scene were really cool.And how about that Egyptian scene.Have been tempted by that range before.Well Louis,Brad if you want a third member for your raiding party i'll shine the torch!

Rob

 

[Tony Neville]

Guys

I will set up the DDAY side of things but i think it is best if we grab Peirre as our french speaking unit.

Ssssssssshhhhhhhhh

Tony

 

[Rob]

Yeah just before we land Pierre could emerge as our resistance fighter and cut their phone/electricity cables!

Rob

 

[The Lt.]

Brad once again thanks for the photos. It's what makes the forum a pleasure to view...The Lt.

 

[aujj65]

Brad once again thanks for the photos. It's what makes the forum a pleasure to view...The Lt.

Absolutely I couldn't agree more. This is an amazing looking shop and displays, where abouts is it?

Jeff

 

[arnhem44mad]

Next set of photos.

Retired Ar44 figures!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sooooooooooooooooooooooo..................... JEALOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you ever need someone to take those Arnhem figures and vehicles, look no further!!!!!!!!!

 

[jazzeum]

Brad once again thanks for the photos. It's what makes the forum a pleasure to view...The Lt.

Joe,

Thanks. Pretty amazing dioramas. I subscribed about a month ago to their newsletter and the latest came in last with all this great photos that just floored me.

Absolutely I couldn't agree more. This is an amazing looking shop and displays, where abouts is it?

Jeff

Jeff,

The name of the shop is Toysoldiers Paris and it's located at 12 rue Amelot in Paris. According to their newsletter, the exposition was held at Paris Le Bourget and I gather that they may not have been the only people there but I'm not sure.

 

[aujj65]

Joe,

Thanks. Pretty amazing dioramas. I subscribed about a month ago to their newsletter and the latest came in last with all this great photos that just floored me.



Jeff,

The name of the shop is Toysoldiers Paris and it's located at 12 rue Amelot in Paris. According to their newsletter, the exposition was held at Paris Le Bourget and I gather that they may not have been the only people there but I'm not sure.

Brad,

Thanks, typical isn't it. I've been to Paris a number of times but didn't know that this shop existed.
Certainly worth the effort to have a look next time.

Jeff

 

[Louis Badolato]

Yeah just before we land Pierre could emerge as our resistance fighter and cut their phone/electricity cables!

Rob

Okay, Tony, Rob, Brad, and Pierre, meet me at the Museum for a planning session. I think we also need to bring in Ed (Halomeeps) as our Special Forces expert, and Chuck Harris (with his SOG experience) as our head planner. Then we can clean out Fred and redistribute those fine items to our deserving collections!

 

[Rob]

Okay, Tony, Rob, Brad, and Pierre, meet me at the Museum for a planning session. I think we also need to bring in Ed (Halomeeps) as our Special Forces expert, and Chuck Harris (with his SOG experience) as our head planner. Then we can clean out Fred and redistribute those fine items to our deserving collections!

Now thats a plan!

Rob