My goodness that isn't a display that's a museum. Thanks for posting.
Thank you. Lots of bullets. I have a long way to catch up. What are the little hills made of.? That looks great.View attachment 352681
Here's my treasure: Ultra rare version of a Confederate staff officers button, found at a house that J.E.B. and his staff visited a couple of times during the war. Dug two years ago this very day.
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Part of my shelf.
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This is the only pic I can find of it at the moment, I'll have to grab another pic.
Thank you. Lots of bullets. I have a long way to catch up. What are the little hills made of.? That looks great.
I've seen your photos before. And I still like your display with the old wood case and the added "terrain".This is the only pic I can find of it at the moment, I'll have to grab another pic.
I have some replica kepi's for my ancestors. Could you post (or IM me) a close up image of the cool Hammer on that shotgun below the Cavalry Kepi? That intrigues me.So I'll put up a bit of mine. Some arms, and some notes. The kepis are modern, made to honor 2 of my GGGranddads.
I have some replica kepi's for my ancestors. Could you post (or IM me) a close up image of the cool Hammer on that shotgun below the Cavalry Kepi? That intrigues me.
Where do you get those Woodland productsI nailed random sized blocks of wood together, then put plaster over top of them. Then I painted the surfaces, brushed Woodland Senics liquid glue onto the surfaces and sprinkled on a mixture of dirt or woodland senics ground foam.
Thanks I only dream of owning at least one of those weapons.Wow, I check out for a few days and I missed 11 pages of collecting goodness! Great idea Dave! And everyone, NICE shares! I'm impressed, and covetous.
So I'll put up a bit of mine. Some arms, and some notes. The kepis are modern, made to honor 2 of my GGGranddads.
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detail, to show the wonderful dragon on the double shotgun's hammers
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and a few notes... top left was signed by SG Tinsley, who served later in the war with General Lee as a guide ('bout as close to the great man as I'll likely come).
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Where do you get those Woodland products
Yes it is, Beth's cousin painted that for usIs that Nubble Light in the background?
Congratulations on a fine fit, patina and acquisitio!Well I got something cool in the mail today. I took a chance on a M1816 Springfield bayonet that Shiloh Relics had because it looked like it would match the patina of my original M1822 Sprinfield conversion ( the M22 is basically a revised M16) and took a chance that it would fit. Well I lucked out. The patina matches perfectly and it fit like a glove like they've always been together. View attachment 352769View attachment 352770