The same funny-little four page AHM catalogue/trade update, also had the first shot here, showing five of the initial six Ornamental Shrines...

Because I've been editing all the current output over the last few months, things have happened which might otherwise have been 'fol...

Quick box-ticker from the Winter photo-session. With everyone doing the dreaded '88, it was a nice touch for Nitto to provide a model o...

I'm not going to cover the Germans this time round, they are too bad, little dwarven lumps of war gaming metal, albeit in plastic! They ...

Continuing with the look at Fujimi's little figure kits, we arrive at this offering. The figures can be a bit gawky-looking after assem...

Starting to get the required comparison shots together for the Airfix blog, lead me to get the Fujimi-Nitto box out the other day and whil...

At Sandown Park the other week I encountered a chap who had a stack of kit boxes, mostly AFV's but a few aircraft and a ship or two. Ch...

While the Cowboys and Indians turn-up quite a lot, along with the various larger scale sets putting in the occasional eBay appearance, most...

The armour have not been forgotten in the 'forgotten' pile, in fact there are more tanks than anything else but most are still in th...

Sorry, just couldn't resist a quick photograph session outside this morning. Shot over the back hedge with the local fields in the backg...

There are so many motorcycles it was hard to know where to start, so you're getting a few military ones first! This is the Kettenkrad - ...

The single most popular subject for military models, war-gaming figures and historical literature seems to be the German armed forces in the...