Admittedly, I went for the vendors, not the displays.
There were plenty of deals to be had, just as I hoped:
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| blurry because i was so excited. |
Back to front, left to right:
- Ultimate Soldier 1:32 U.S. Listening Post
- Forces of Valor 1/32 U.S. Jeep
- Tanks (Russian manufacturer) 1/32 WWII Russian Maxim and Crew
- Marx farm animals 1/32?
- 2x Classic Toy Soldirs PZ. IV,left one is missing turret HMG.
- King & Country catalog
- Armies in Plastic 1/32 French Foreign Legion
- 2x King & Country 1/30 British Paratroopers
- 1x King & Country 1/30 Polish Paratrooper
- Armies in Plastic 1/32 Arabs with Rifles
- King & Country 1/30 U.S. Army Cameraman
- Armies in Plastic 1/32 WWI French
- Classic Toy Soldiers Sandbags
The camera man was a total indulgence (more so than the rest of this hobby) and one of the few things I paid retail price for. I see him making an appearance on just about every battlefield.
I wanted the farm animals for some background dressing when attacking farm houses, but this guy, well, I have plans for him! \m/
That is a good addition. You are one of the few blogging and table top gaming with 1/32 plastic soldiers. I start to see why. Looking forward to seeing the goat in action.
ReplyDeleteHi Cedric,
DeleteThanks for commenting! I tried to fight my love of 1/32 - feeling it wasn't proper wargaming for some time - but eventually, i couldn't deny it. Hoping to get that goat on the painting table sooner rather than later.
-John