The Mercedes 6-wheeled armoured staff car to be precise! One of my favourite kits, despite the fact that there were only a few ever made (so...

This guy obviously came with a certain well known brand of trousers (or pants if you live the other side of the pond - I wear my pants under...

Layla is one of the older German makers, they were producing rail figures long before the war, and while these are post war, they are quite...

Kleeware were one of a number of companies set up after the war to work with the new plastic materials in order to get the European economi...

The French equivalent of Tri - ang , a limited range from the Jouef stable were carried in the UK by Playcraft . Two sets of figures were i...

Jordan are a little company who provided scenic enhancers for model railways, or; Railroads, given that they are an American company produc...

This is the Sd.Kfz.12 workhorse in the medium artillery category and the usual tractor for an 88mm Flak 18 , this is also an Airfix workho...

My Artillery tractors lined up, it's a poor photograph I'm afraid. The gun on the left is actually the Matchbox Pak .40 , but it wa...

Esci also did various versions of the smaller Demag Sd.Kfz.250 , this one has had some putty sandbags added, along with some extraneous ...

There is currently, mention on a couple of threads over at the HaT forum of the Hanomag or Sd.Kfz.251 m. SPW ( mittlere Schützenpanzerwagen...

And a picture paints a thousand words! Click on it! This is most of my box marked "Hong Kong: 20/25mm piracies of Britains and Crescen...

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

The fine fellows in Hong Kong produced a lot of absolute rubbish over the years, but some collectors - me included - have a soft spot for i...

This is one of the most sought-after sets in small scale collecting, despite being A) Too big; B) Flats and C) Probably not that rare? Indee...

And before you say anything....I know..., it's the patented Owen-Gatling! I was thirteen when I made this, I think it's a Hinchliffe...