Currently in 'The Works' (same place that did the clip-together tanks a while back), you local discount book shop, are these female...

For reasons beyond my control which I will digress in the fullness of time, I’ve been rather kicking my heels for a while now and in a momen...

Just one today, another ACW set, have also updated the images for the introductory post to the previous group of related stuff.

After all that very small scale stuff the other day, here’s a bit of 54mm from the Autumn purchase of last year, and continues the ‘theme du...

Below these three shots - If I get them all loaded today; are 7 other articles, which this picture will help with, as far as identifying the...

The reason I ended up with 7 articles was that I wanted to cover the ‘ Tiny Trojan’ figures, but to do that I needed to compare them to the...

Leading on from the previous post one might as well have a look at the small scale output of Crescent , who seem to have provided the moulds...

Returning to the Trojan article that launched this group of 8 posts, we find that the figures I believe to be the civilians from the Trojan ...

Because I’ve touched on Merit above, and will cover a lot of the other early British small scale Military in the remaining new posts below,...

So, from the above posts we end up having to have a quick look at B.J.Ward, Don Bowles and their Wardie/Mastermodels range of model railway ...

Having now cleared those companies linked to the original Trojan post, we might as well clear-up the other loose-ends that have been raised...

So, to the final post in this concurrent group - Skybirds ; not really connected to Trojan at all, but mentioned enough times in the 7 post...

I found these stuffed inside a hollow log the other day, and felt that in the wider global interests of true and lasting peace, justice and ...

Another ACW article, this time a smaller size but not the smallest, these being in the 30mm bracket. The plastic figures are - of course - S...

A birthday picture for Mim, a while ago now, we went for a walk on the flood-medow at Hungerford, and I kept trying to Photograph the Smal...