Cameronian

Thanks folks. Protecting the Reisling!

Saxon infantry and French Cavalry (who said scales were a standard!)

12 cavalry at a time are the most I can stand, so good luck and have the vallium on standby

Thanks, appreciated.

Cheers.

Yes, they make an appearance when allowed, being fast and powerful some luck is involved in getting the dice rolls to make the aircraft available. They are a breeze to build, especially the Zvezda ones are they have very few parts and mostly snap together. Zvezda make them as game counters, not display models, this is sometimes forgotten.

Many thanks for comments guys.

1/144: Zvezda 'Art of Tactic' Fairey Battle with Revell 'MicroWings' Hawker Hurricane: The decals had to be bodged up to get a full set for both aircraft, so identifiers are all nonsense.

Comments appreciated chaps. @Spitfire31 - that explains a number of photo problems to date, cheers! The canopies were painted by my own shaky hand without masking - hence no close-ups.

Cheers. The early Italian Wars, first quarter of 16th century.

Thanks Jean. I mainly like the small scale ones because of lower detail, fewer parts, etc. so some leeway is available in the presentation. These ones are wargame elements so never intended as display models. Also cheap!

1/72 plastics:

Artillery Regiment attached to a light mechanized division (DML) 1940:

Zvezda kits; 1/200 Ju-88 and 1/144 Ju-87: Cammo is green on green, the camera didn't like it?

Nice work, would grace any diorama.