The Highway of Tomorrow…

As displayed on my kitchen shelf. 1948 Cheverolet Aerosedan 1/24 scale diecast. Used BeFunky watercolour filter.
The Squadron/Rubin figures were sculpted by Andrew Chernak and Ray Rubin. They were co-founders of Squadron-Rubin Miniatures and later went on to establish Grenadier Models Inc., which produced lead miniature figures for wargames and role-playing games. 54mm or 1/32 scale kit. Guide card art by Rubin from 1973.


AirFix 1/72 prone Afrika Korps light machine gunner…displays the excellent sculpting, pose and detail, said to be done by Ron Cameron. Available from many sources, but I hang out a lot at https://www.michtoy.com/vendors-Airfix.html

Merite’ / Monogram U.S. Infantry 1780 Paint-up Progress.
From my corner of the interweb, I present Via Befunky” Progress on paint-up of Merite’ 54mm U.S. Infantry, Revolutionary War 1780.”Paired with an Imerie Risely early war infantryman…wearing knee breeches, stockings and gaiters as opposed to the trousers with gaiter ends of the Merite’ figure.

Teamed up across decades. Normandy Hot LZ as depicted by two AirFix HO/OO scale sets. The figures are AirFix Set 01723 British Paratroops. Released in 1965. In the lower right of the grouping is fellow unloading the included ‘Bombcell’ supply container. There were 33 figures in 17 poses. In our vignette is a painted example of the oft remarked upon Paratrooper firing up…the vehicles are from the model construction kit A02339, Willys British Airborne Jeep, with 10CWT Airborne Trailer and 75mm Pack Howitzer M1 (still on its landing sled.) This is a current Hornby Hobbies AirFix set.
