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Switch to Napoleonics. :)

Nice work. They remind me of old Poste Militaire. :)

Is he weeping? Wiping his brow? Expressing disbelief to find himself where he is? :confused:

Does it matter? The 36Ds are probably not historically accurate. :)

Almost all the hobby and craft stores carry various types of unfinished, wooden plaques and bases (decoupage, etc) in a variety of sizes and shapes. You can also find these in the hobby/craft departments of some of the larger variety sstores. Any or all of these would be cheaper than...

I agree. It's Rommel. :)

Excellent. :)

For modeling purposes, 54mm figures will appear closer to 1/32 scale. As an example, some of the older Monogram armor kits were 1/32 scale. 1/35 scale figures will look too small along side the vehicles; 54mm figures will appear more correct. :)

Greetings from a fellow Historex addict. :)

I have an OptiVisor, but didn't like it. Too fussy. I purchased a swing arm magnifying work lamp and prefer it to the OptiVisor. :)

Dull bit. Speed too high. :)

Historex usually includes the required parts. :)

I agree. Nice work, but it's not Michael Wittmann. :)

Google > Images > French Officer of Dragoons The Opsrey series also has some good reference illustrations. :)

It might look better once painted, but it's not a good likeness of Hitler. :confused:

No. :)

Valiant has been around a long time. I have some of their figures from the 80s. In their day, they were passable. These days, the competition usually shows them up. :)

The old 80mm Phoenix Phollies series had a female golfer. R rated. :)

Yep. Sure was. The book is much better. :)

If you're like me, you want all the light you can get. :)