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Erwin asked for my feedback and you were looking for feedback for the item on your site. Here’s my thoughts.   The Jagdpanzer is very well done. Very well sculpted, sturdy and detailed enough to satisfy most collectors, yet not … Continue reading →

The West Coaster show will be on this weekend and it will be interesting on what news comes out of the show.  Will TSSD announce what figure sets they are doing? Also what items show up and how are sales? … Continue reading →

Greg Liska sent some photos of what he has done with the Thomas Toys Romans he recently purchased. I will let Greg explain. Here’s what I’ve been doing with the Thomas Toy Romans.  Also; I came into a huge lot … Continue reading →

Brian McIver acquired some of the cannons that Barzso Collectibles made. One of the cannons he got was the Armstrong gun as it had a special interest for him. It was manufactured 10 miles from where he lives. It was … Continue reading →

Our very good friend Brian Johnson sent us photos of  a friend’s Christmas layout from last year. Enjoy

  Brian McIver has sent pictures of a War Wagon made by using a New Ray stagecoach.  It is not an exact copy of the wagon from War Wagon, it is still pretty close. Brian said that has made several of … Continue reading →

One final piece of information from 2015 New York Toy Fair  is EMCE Toys. They have announced that they will be doing three character licensed  toy army like figures Ghostbusters, Aliens and Universal Monsters. Ghostbusters will contain four Ghostbusters and five … Continue reading →

Our very good friend Erwin Sell wants to hear feedback on his first production the JAGDPANZER L 70 V. What did you like about it? What did you not like about it. Any suggestions for improvements? Erwin wants to know … Continue reading →

Our very good friend Brian Johnson sent us this link where you can see the various poses for the Expeditionary Force new WWII Germans and U.S. Army figures. I am sure you will find the figures interesting just scroll down the … Continue reading →

Brian McIver has sent photos of his conversion of the TSSD Union flag bear to a Texan flag bearer. The head is from all the Kings Men. The flag is a hard plastic one from Elastolin and the paint work … Continue reading →