What Toy Soldier items Have You Acquired in The Last 2 Weeks ? (2 Viewers)

[zulucollector]

Filling in some of the holes in my collection.. Finally found the RA set at a reasonable price and another large crusader collection was sold to my fav US dealer not named Treefrog.....

 

[Mirof]

Filling in some of the holes in my collection.. Finally found the RA set at a reasonable price and another large crusader collection was sold to my fav US dealer not named Treefrog.....

RA : Roumanian Army ? Royal Artillery ?
And which maker ?

Best

 

[Mirof]

All are metal

WBritain Trooping the Colours, Receiving the Colours, Welsh Guard (40110)


Corgi Forward March Civilian a War, United Nation Relief Worker ( CC59182 )

 

[Mirof]

All are metal

WBritain, Redcoats, Grenadier Officer 1st Foot Guard ( 44030)


WBritain, Delhi Durbar, An Indian Tailor (22004)


Best

 

[DM101]

LANDED ......... HobbyMaster 1:72 Air Power Series HA1968
McDonnell Douglas F-4B Phantom II Diecast Model
USN VF-84 Jolly Rogers, AG206, USS Independence, Gulf of Tonkin, 1965

 

[ivanmoe]

Nice spook! HM sure has manufactured a lot of Phantoms. It's great to see that there are still livery schemes that collectors are interested in. This allows ready access to folks who are new to model collecting and want to buy a couple of nice ones. They can enter the fray without resorting to evilbay. That's a good thing, IMO.

-Moe

 

[ivanmoe]

Picked up the latest Jenkins British Ground Crew set, BGC-19:

As is so often the case with Jenkins' figures, it really appears that this set is intended for use with two other sets, BGC-17 and BGC-18:

Certainly, the figures can be used as standalone pieces. However, they really do serve to enhance one another when displayed together. The sum value of the sets, as it were, appear rather greater than that of the individual elements.

-Moe

 

[4th Hussar]

Now you just need to get a plane for the boys

Picked up the latest Jenkins British Ground Crew set, BGC-19:

As is so often the case with Jenkins' figures, it really appears that this set is intended for use with two other sets, BGC-17 and BGC-18:

Certainly, the figures can be used as standalone pieces. However, they really do serve to enhance one another when displayed together. The sum value of the sets, as it were, appear rather greater than that of the individual elements.

-Moe

 

[zblang]

I love the Jolly Roger F-4
I have one of the IDF versions. I always love the underwing payload of the F-4. It just makes it look like a beast!

 

[ivanmoe]

I love the Jolly Roger F-4
I have one of the IDF versions. I always love the underwing payload of the F-4. It just makes it look like a beast!

I agree regarding the external stores on this one. Phantoms with straight A2A loads are nice and streamlined, but lack the "lethality quotient" of ones loaded-out with bombs.

-Moe

 

[ivanmoe]

Strictly speaking, I didn't purchase these:

Rather, I won them in a contest for coming up with a name for the schnauzer you see above. Named him Schnaps, BTW. Out of gratitude, I thought that I'd post some pics of the set to the forum. Deepest thanks to Vicki and cohorts from TGunn Toy Soldiers. I really do appreciate your generosity, Ma'am (and sirs)! ^&grin

-Moe

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Gents,

Do not like to be braggadocio boy, so here a few pics of a Wooden War Bird Collection I picked up:
The Boeing Stearman
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Never thought I would own the Red Baron and his Fokker
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The original "Shangri-La" WarBird
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All have been verified by Andy himself!

John from Texas

John, Carefull on how you spell "FOKKER" Cheers.......Wayne from out West ! Awesome looking Birds !

 

[TomNT]

John, Carefull on how you spell "FOKKER" Cheers.......Wayne from out West ! Awesome looking Birds !

Why is that PA? Is it because of copyright infringement from the movie "meet the FOKKERS"!!! {sm2}:rolleyes2:{sm4}

Nice pickup of birds John!

Tom

 

[W T Allison II]

By Figarti. Tommy

 

[Mirof]

Britain : Help for Heroes, Stretcher Bearer Set, Iraq 2007





Britain : Delhi Durbar, Indian Beggar ( 22006 )



Corgi Forward March : Civilians at War, Flanagan and Allen ( CC59193 )
Famous British actors, singers, very actives in improving the morale during WWII, particulary during the bombing of London

 

[cnq]

Just got these two guys to go along with my desert Stuka. They look amazing to me.

 

[TomNT]

Yeah, the figures look great against the Stuka and im just curious, but who makes the Stuka and what scale is it?

Tom

 

[Mirof]

And who made the figures ?

 

[GICOP]

TROPHY OF WALES

THE NORTH WEST FRONTIER series

Set# NWF12 - THE QUEENS OWN CORPS OF GUIDES MOUNTED LANCER









Every four man was armed with a lance, he was the designated horse handler during any action

Cheers

Martyn

 

[cnq]

Yeah, the figures look great against the Stuka and im just curious, but who makes the Stuka and what scale is it?

Tom

Stuka is built from Trumpeter kit 1/32 by me.

And who made the figures ?

Figures are from First Legion