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6 October 2013, 18:06
Marko PaakkanenThx for all comments.
Christian : I am not sure... figures is 30-40 years old .. maybe airfix? My friends give to me.
7 October 2013, 05:18
Steve WilsonHi Marko...
Excellent little vignette...
Maybe 30-40 years old but still available airfix.com/shop/figures/172-scale-figures/
I remember as a kid, my brother and I would buy loads of these little chaps, then create loads of different scenes on the living room floor. Much to the annoyance of Mum and Dad, who'd be treading on the little b*gg*rs for months afterwards ((😄 ))
7 October 2013, 07:18
Steve Wilson@Frank...
One thing I've learnt in my life, regardless of race, colour, creed and where ever they happen to live in the world, kids are the same and play the same🙂🙂🙂
7 October 2013, 09:05
Marko PaakkanenThanks all for commets.... hard to gets good photo too litlle for my skill.
7 October 2013, 12:00
Marko PaakkanenThanks Dave.
I put maybe better photo ...better options now maybe
7 October 2013, 17:49
Marko PaakkanenLitlle problem whit name.. Home not need to preposition . thats i must
correct name
what is Germany word when soldier come back home (Homecoming ) is it "Heimkehr " ?
8 October 2013, 10:32
Steve WilsonMarko...
It's spelt HEIMKEHRER, meaning " Homecomer ".
You've spelt " die HEIMKEHR " Homecoming, add DIE meaning " The " in front.
Giving you " DIE HEIMKEHR " German meaning in English " THE HOMECOMING ".
8 October 2013, 11:06
Holger Kranich(Haha, now i can nitpick!;))
There are two options: "Die Heimkehr" means that people come home in general.
Or "Die Heimkehrer" means that just this people come back home.
8 October 2013, 11:19
Frank Krause😛 Steve, you're more German than I am. 😉 We must meet some day and have a beer together! 😄
8 October 2013, 12:37