What Toy Soldier items Have You Acquired in The Last 2 Weeks ? (2 Viewers)
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wayne556517
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I like the older Figarti stuff as well don't know why just something about them.
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I won this model at a modeller's convention. I was attending with my toy soldier dealer who had a display there. Wouldn't have been there 15 minutes and won this in a raffle. The tank is massive and will make a nice display when i finally put it together.
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Re: 1935 Chevrolet 1,5t truck as U.S. Army maintenance truck scale 1:24
Did you do the conversion of this? If so it is a brilliant job.
Did you do the conversion of this? If so it is a brilliant job.
Re: 1935 Chevrolet 1,5t truck as U.S. Army maintenance truck scale 1:24
unfortunately not, I would be very happy if I could do such kind of work. No, I bought it on Evilbay
unfortunately not, I would be very happy if I could do such kind of work. No, I bought it on Evilbay
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PanzerAce1944
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Re: 1935 Chevrolet 1,5t truck as U.S. Army maintenance truck scale 1:24
This truck surely has an old ,weathered look to it ! Nice
Wayne
This truck surely has an old ,weathered look to it ! Nice
Wayne
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Just grabbed this off facebook.
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Nice mate good buy a bit of weathering come up a treat
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WOW!!! Just love all the WW1 trucks everyone is picking up - that is really cool!!
My parents got me Britains WW1 "Hand to hand" set- a Doughboy against an E-Tool wielding German trooper- really nice set, for my birthday.
In addition, I was cleaning out my daughters room now that she has moved on to college, and found a grouping of 40mm-ish paper WW2 German soldiers I got her two years ago at a show. They are still framed so I have now "acquired (as the name of the thread goes lol" them back into my man cave in the basement. There are three rows of troopers seated pulling a Pak 40 as well as some horse cavalry.
My parents got me Britains WW1 "Hand to hand" set- a Doughboy against an E-Tool wielding German trooper- really nice set, for my birthday.
In addition, I was cleaning out my daughters room now that she has moved on to college, and found a grouping of 40mm-ish paper WW2 German soldiers I got her two years ago at a show. They are still framed so I have now "acquired (as the name of the thread goes lol" them back into my man cave in the basement. There are three rows of troopers seated pulling a Pak 40 as well as some horse cavalry.
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Hi Chris,
I also love the idea of more WW1 soft skin vehicles coming up .....although the mechanization was not very much present at the beginning of the conflict, there was quite a lot towards the end of the War...mainly on the Western Front and Middle East...
With that in mind I have been thinking out of the box and have successfully converted many civilian vehicles of the period into true examples of what was being used them....Here are a few pictures of those...
Cheers
A_C
I also love the idea of more WW1 soft skin vehicles coming up .....although the mechanization was not very much present at the beginning of the conflict, there was quite a lot towards the end of the War...mainly on the Western Front and Middle East...
With that in mind I have been thinking out of the box and have successfully converted many civilian vehicles of the period into true examples of what was being used them....Here are a few pictures of those...
Cheers
A_C
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Artillery_crazy
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Hi Chris,
I also love the idea of more WW1 soft skin vehicles coming up .....although the mechanization was not very much present at the beginning of the conflict, there was quite a lot towards the end of the War...mainly on the Western Front and Middle East...
With that in mind I have been thinking out of the box and have successfully converted many civilian vehicles of the period into true examples of what was being used them....Here are a few pictures of those...
Cheers
A_C:salute:::salute:::salute::
I also love the idea of more WW1 soft skin vehicles coming up .....although the mechanization was not very much present at the beginning of the conflict, there was quite a lot towards the end of the War...mainly on the Western Front and Middle East...
With that in mind I have been thinking out of the box and have successfully converted many civilian vehicles of the period into true examples of what was being used them....Here are a few pictures of those...
Cheers
A_C:salute:::salute:::salute::
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My wife and son were moving some things around and found these two figures.
Heres hoping they find some more.
Heres hoping they find some more.