Here we go again!

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Excuse me if you have already seen this pic (my own for a change) 75mm Customized Playmobil (Just the headgear I guess)

Congratulations to the British. The civic attitude was paramount and those public and privately professionally involved gave a lesson on “how it is done”. There is no better example to compare. Long live the King!

This webpage would again be alive as from today with the usual business of giving you your daily ration (or dose) of Toy Soldiers. Cheers.

Mourning

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There will be no new posts in this site until the 10 days of official mourning have past. I was born in 1952 and has never been a British subject… but in a way HM Queen Elizabeth the Second (The Great as already are saying) was my Queen too. So it is normal to show due respect and start talking about Toy Soldiers again once the official mourning has passed.

A job well done. (DIORAMA by Nicholas Breul as seen in Facebook)

Paul Watson’s Band!

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Paul uses thid pic sometimes to celebrate the entrance of new members in our FaceBook site (or Group)… yes… mytoysoldiersandme … 450 members from ’round the world. I am much busy nowadays and keeping the webpage alive everyday consumes my time so I do not post a lot in FaceBook… but other members do so regularly!

A great hobby!

This is not an usual subject so… enjoy!

Imaginary Nations

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As seen in Facebook… group A Gentleman’s War of course!… delightful pics all round. Have had the rules for a long time (Howard Whitehouse) but never played a game with them… maybe in the not so distant future… but using Playmobil figures. You need etc…

A Close Up
Michael “the black” commander of the Streslau Army (John Clarke)

Another Knight’s Group.

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It is a bit funny I keep been impressed by those pics of Knight’s (and men-at-arms) because (also) I never indulged that particular warrior period (among many others)… in this case I learned too soon that for everyone of your lovely pageantry Knight clad figures you had to paint 10 not so decorative men-at-arms and a hundred peasants (scruffy if you please!) or bilmen or archers or whatever lesser folks… that put me off. It is really funny how the mind of a wargamer works… you need all sorts you know. Enjoy.

As always seen in Facebook