The last of the Sandown Park plunder from November, and I thought I was buying some of either of the two Marx issues, of the slightly larger...

I know I'm supposed to claim to be a toy soldier and/or model figure collector, but vehicles have always had a place, not least because ...

The hype has been growing for a week or two now, with the BBC's Radio4 and World Service both covering a certain new movie more than o...

So to all those vehicles, in point of fact I was more restrained than I thought at the last Sandown, I just took lots of shots and split the...

Yeah, I had a bit of a session on the garden yesterday which left me a bit stiff this morning, and so I rather chilled today! I did get over...

As we lose the forth-to-last remaining Battle of Britain fighter-pilots, here's a couple of really very interesting model 'planes, t...

The trouble with doing a thematic 'mini season' even one which jumps between theatres and nationalities is that you start to get a ...

To wit, the 'smallest' ever made? Are they? I think not, but they are pretty small! And they are among the smallest made commerciall...

An all-contribution post now with two AFV's from Adrian and Brian, we'll start with the newer, as it's so whacky it almost got i...

It's a Carden-Lloyd configured Carrier in the section-fire support Bren-gun role of an infantry company's carrier, as made by Br...

Just a quick one today, bit of lead to add to the pile! Actually it's not mine; both shot at Sandown about a year apart, thanks to Adria...

Two in one night...he must be clearing crap out of Picasa again! I shot this at a show a while ago, not really a 'bit of me', show m...

You may remember a while ago when I was looking at Skybirds figures ( S is for Skybirds ) and accessories, I mentioned that they might have ...

Mostly not actually Shermans, but AFV's on a Sherman Chassis, starting with three more Shermans though; Front of the row is the Manurb...