figures – Pat's 1:72 Military Diorama's

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Plastic Figures From The Past Pt.2

Well hello again, I’m back with some more plastic soldiers from long ago, I should have posted this some time back but have been distracted with the Zvezda Art of Tactic sets that have turned up. It’s bloody scary to see all the stuff I have, maybe I should just re-seal some of the cartons […]

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WWII Project Progress Report

Well, last week I said I was back … yep, back to long grass and prolific weed growth! I seem to spend all my time mowing these days. I have even had to build some compost bins for the weeding wife. All that means is I’m up early and in bed early so checking out […]

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Rogers Rangers.

Well I haven’t been idle my folks, I have been working on two dioramas at once, the first one I started kind of faded behind as I was waiting on some fine buildings from O.T.P.Terrain, a nice mob that IRO put me onto. As time went by this simpler one took preference. It’s one I […]

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The Last Big Battle.

The last big battle. 70 cm (28”) x56cm (22”). 245 Orcs, 120 horsemen and 32 Elves and Southern Kingdom Warriors. Well here we are with the last big diorama, hopefully I don’t get carried away again and forget my new mantra keep it small little man!! The idea which most of you will realize came […]

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More Orcs!

Well folks I hope that these are the last of the Orcs I have to show as this is the last of the lot I purchased. These are the second set from Caesar and the box title is Orc @Warriors Set 2. They are slightly taller than the first set but are pretty similar so […]

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Corsair Update

I just thought I would post a few photos of the Corsairs and the native guys I have chosen to repel these bothersome pirates. The corsairs are from Dark Alliance, sets one and two, and the natives are made by Caesar. The little boat is the medieval life boat by Zvezda, and will fit in […]

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Waterloo Charge

18” (45cm) x12” (30cm). 3lbs (1.5kg.) Well the Waterloo cavalry charge is finally finished; there are 70 cavalrymen, 64 infantry and 21 Royal Artillerymen and it took me three hours to put it all together. As always there was a nervous start as after putting in half the infantry in the part square I realised […]