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Stunningly gorgeous. I was going to wax lyrical about 1/72 plastic armies, but I see that the infantry at least are mostly metal Wodensfeld (and some Old John 'specials'). Iain The cavalry & artillery are all plastic - Revell, Zvesda & Red Box. No one makes French SYW so you have to improvi...

Stunningly gorgeous.

I was going to wax lyrical about 1/72 plastic armies, but I see that the infantry at least are mostly metal Wodensfeld (and some Old John 'specials').

It's a beautiful, and perfectly formed, collection Donald.

Iain

Good work, GM. .....bit of a nutter though, right? EB, I put decals on the mitres of 18mm SYW figures and, on occasion, build 1/32 WWI aircraft- including making my own sparkplugs for the engines (proof below). So I don't think I can call anybody else a nutter just for adding a few shoulder knots. ...

Good heavens. Who would do such a thing!

What we need now is bodies and a count up. How much will the hall cost for the two days Mr P?

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Spanner wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 9:54 pmGood work, GM.

.....bit of a nutter though, right?

goat major wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 9:30 pm What! no band ? !

I've always thought, and see no reasons to change my mind, that bands simply make the place look untidy.

valleyboy wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 9:00 pm Sounds good - what are they going to guard?

Good point.....I need a wooden fort.

Nice one Bro.

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I never owned a box of these chaps in my yoof and thought I'd missed the boat. Then, a few months ago I spotted in the Airfix catalogue that the set was to be re-released this Summer. Huzzah! Hannants have just taken my money for a box (or three) in advance of the June issue date. I expect to be a v...

Splendid figures, Mark, and I remember a teacher at school showing us a book of these battle scenes. Still awesome even now.

Iain