Toy Soldiers Forever studio tour (final)

[@niallmacneillswords2536]

Well done, great video and terrific collection....

[@Ed-ICE-Berg]

Great video - you've done a real good job with that toy soldier studio Mannie!

[@philipsquires3060]

Thank you. I was having a bad day and feeling kind of down. Watching this really cheered me up! I love the studio!!! I could spend the day in there looking at all the cool stuff. Thanks again.

[@mannie1952]

When ever you're in Western Maryland, look me up: [e-mail]

[@scottfw7169]

Looking at your DD-806, USS Higbee hat, my Dad was on DD-840, USS Glennon, also a Gearing class.

[@MagSeven7]

Wow! The ultimate man cave! Love the setup. It beats my situation of having all my soldiers in plastic containers in my closet....but, I can dream. Have you or do you have plans of posting a video of yoyr basement setup? I'd be interested in seeing that. Thanks agian.

[@scottfw7169]

Though a bit folk arty that plane strongly suggests the Curtiss A-12 Shrike of 1933. It was literally a rare bird with only 40-some being built.

[@scottfw7169]

At 5:08, those two tan trucks in progress, what is the pug nosed tracked one? Have never seen it before. At least not that I have any memory of. Looks the flavor of some vehicles of French, Italian, or Japanese origin, maybe even Czech or Polish, vaguely remembered from 1/72, 1/76, scale miniatures I did in the 1990s and early 2000s.