Small Scale Military Headquarters

popeye357 wrote:Damn:(
Ill take sloppy seconds if it doesnt work out!!

Ha!! Great response.

Thanks to everyone who inquired. I do appreciate the interest. Yes, the lot has sold and I do appreciate all of the interest.

Take care and be well

STANDS ALONE!!
CC

Hello to everyone: I am not a frequent poster on this forum but please do not let that prohibit you from considering buying my collection. I have decided to get out of the 1:18th scale figures for storage reasons. As such, I have decided to sell my entire collection- the price is $145 ppd to anywher...

Gentlemen: thank you for the kind advice and sharing your knowledge. I tried to sell my MOC first editions at a GI Joe/Toy Soldier show in Langhorne Pa back in November and didn't move one at $8/each- a bit surprised by that. I collect mostly 1/32 scale KC stuff and have noticed a dropoff in the res...

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anyone out there got any information regarding current prices on these sets??

The Tiger has the 326 identifier on the barrel and the Panther has 413 on the turret.

Again, any info would be appreciated.

Cheers
CC

Hey fellas: First off, all apologies for posting this thread- I am not really a "value" collector- I collect what I like and just don't focus on value. This weekend, my son and I are going to do a GI Joe/ militaria show together and I am thinking about thinning the ranks to make room for new figures...

I picked up two of the WW1 tanks- they were a must have.

Hey fellas: Here we go with todays batch: http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/WW2%204%20inch/Germans1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/WW2%204%20inch/Germans1_1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/WW2%204%20inch/Germans2.jpg http://...

I guess I am in the minority here- I kinda hope, deep inside, I torque some of my neighbors off when I set my figures up!! :lol: Just joking- I think?? Just kidding, but at 35, I just don't have time to care anymore what they think. My kids enjoy helping me set up my figures so, to me, it gives us s...

Like the Lorry, might pick that up later on. Otherwise, the Naps do nothing for me as I am not a Nap collector.

However, that SL set is a work of art!! It is stunning

Amazing! The goggle-effect with the Macfarlane's is incredible! Thank you- I think of all the figures I collect, that the MacFarlane's are the best deal going out there- they are just so authentic looking and can pose up really well together. Sure, the range of articulation is somewhat limited, but...

Thanks fellas: Here is another effect I threw in there- this is Black and White Sketch. The are 21st Century figures (you guys know that though :P ) http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/February%202008-%2021st%20Century/DSCN04440001-1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Cur...

I see you got the Schlepper- in my 10 years of collecting KC, I have never seen a piece get announced and retired as that piece or the Chafees did. Shame, I had to pass on it as it got scooped up with a quickness. I missed the KC jagdpanther but was able to pick up the Honor Bound version- here it i...

Re-edited some of my pics- tell me what you think!! http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/T-62/OIF1_4-1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/T-62/OIF1_7-1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/Toy%20soldiers%20outside/MacFarlane1_1-1.jpg ht...

I predict that the Defense of the Diaper Pail will rank in the military annals with Bastogne and Little Round Top. :D Looks awesome! TOO TOO FUNNY- You gotta use your imagination- it's a Luvs plant located in some remote location of Iraq :lol: :lol: I realized that the Luvs box was in the shot afte...

Rowsdower wrote:Cool! I tried this once but the fire ants killed everyone.

HA!! LOL

In Ocala, I can certainly appreciate that possibility. Here in Central Pennsylvania, we got deer ticks- go figure-

Thanks for all the kind comments fellas.

General Custer- sir-

the T62A is from King and Country- I rested it on Forces of Valor sandbags. The T72 is from FOV.

Very Very cool!!

The weather was pretty nice yesterday here in Pa so I got out and got some of my figures out in the dirt. Tell me what you think. http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/T-62/OIF1_12.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x215/Currahee_Chris/T-62/OIF1.jpg http://i185.photobucket.com/a...

There you go!! It looks good- neat to see the barrels in the back of the Opel truck.

OzDigger wrote:Btw, I would be happy to give your WWII models a new home downunder if you want to drop that era

Hey Bud!! I am sure they would enjoy the fun in the sun there down under- I will give them only if I can tag along!! It has gotten mighty cold and cloudy here in Central Pa.

I remember SMaj Fiztpatrick really well he was also my CSM at the 101st. he was an outstanding leader...HOOAH! remember "team spirit" by the way, I was in B co. close to the Katusa snack bar...hahahaha what about PZ patty (by the rice patties) what about Soju!!!! take care. Yeah, I remember where B...

Hey, I was in greaves 91-93 (long tour) what company were you in? remember the "Manchu Mile" or Mamasang...and the hot noddles in the field for an MRE...hahahahaha and the Currahhee Club Jonny's video....hahahahahaha good memories....the only bad thing was the liberty pass system... take care. Man ...

That looks really nice!! Very well done.

Chris, Welcome aboard and great pics. Do you have any more ancient figs that you can show us? The Spartan is fantastic! All Hail Caesar!!! I have recently shifted the emphasis on collecting to the ancients. I kicked this year off with buying the Conte Roman War Galley and will get some more picture...

cool stuff! nice pics... and I was also a Currahee!!!! 1/506th DMZ HOOAH Brother- 1/506 91-92 GREAVES- Though I wasn't Ranger Q'd. I was never that high speed- congratulations to you on such a fantastic achievement. My uncle was an instructor at the Ranger school and spent a lot of time with the Ra...