Small Scale Military Headquarters

Hello everyone:

I was refered to this forum from another member on another forum. I would just like to say hello to everyone. Here are some pictures of some of my toy soldiers in action:

I like how you have the tanks in the sunset great pics.

Hello Currahee! Welcome aboard... Nice modern stuff you've got there, are those mujaheedin (spelling?) made by Figarti? I like the Spartan too, is that one Conte?

Col.Pickle wrote:Hello Currahee! Welcome aboard... Nice modern stuff you've got there, are those mujaheedin (spelling?) made by Figarti? I like the Spartan too, is that one Conte?

Thanks for the kind words fellas- no, those are King and Country Taliban figures from their Special Forces line. The Spartan is a St. Pete figure.

Welcome aboard Chris. Have fun chewing the fat with the gang here.

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Welcome to THUNDERDOME!

Everytime I try to take outdoor pics the friendly Florida Fire Ants win the battle.

I see Osama hiding there.

Thankfully we have a Spartan to poke a bit with a stick.

Welcome aboard! Nice pics and I am really grooving on the Taliban and the Spartan. If I would quit buying AC and AFVs in bulk I could probably afford those high end figures!

Welcome to the forum. Nice pics, love the Bradley. Now, if this will be a regular habit, I already like yas!

Welcome aboard Chris! Nice setup, love the Spartan figure!

Your pics are great CURRAHEE CHRIS ! I love very much!

CURRAHEE CHRIS wrote:

Col.Pickle wrote:Hello Currahee! Welcome aboard... Nice modern stuff you've got there, are those mujaheedin (spelling?) made by Figarti? I like the Spartan too, is that one Conte?

Thanks for the kind words fellas- no, those are King and Country Taliban figures from their Special Forces line. The Spartan is a St. Pete figure.

Just goes to show you why I stick to my WWII

Thanks for the kind words fellas: Here is some of my WW2 stuff:

Nice! I also collect King and Country, I will be purchasing my panther tank soon. One thing, I wouldn't want to be playing with my King And Country stuff outside I would be afraid of dropping them or something. Over all very nice collection!

Very nice! Looks just like it should, man, keep it up.

caesarbc wrote: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 pictures of it. Here are some of my "Rome in Alexandria" shots:







I hope to snag some more this weekend at the Gettysburg Toy Soldier show- speaking of which, I noticed you are in Philly- might be worth the trip- Britains is going to be there. 10-3 pm at the Gettysburg Hotel.

Hello and welcome...nice pics!

Welcome.

Nice pics! I will also be at the Gettysburg Toy Soldier show, although its a little bit of a drive for me its worth it.

Welcome to the forum, Chris. Good to have another Chris around the forum Your WW2 collection is outstanding.

Hi Chris and welcome to the Small Scale Military Headquarters forum where we 1/30-32 scale collectors are in the minority, albeit a noisy minority.

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

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.