Hello Folks

This week marks the 80th anniversary of the Dunkirk evacuation. To commemorate this Moz Corry has sculpted a resin 120mm model kit representing a british soldier of the British Expeditionary Force on the beach looking skyward toward attacking luftwaffe aircraft.

Price is £35.00
Free shipping to UK
£8.00 overseas

To order please email only to gordonmi@hotmail.com

Cheers
Gordon

A classic pose (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Dunkirk#/media/File:Dunkirksoldier1.JPG) beautifully executed by a master sculptor, also done by Stadden in 80mm several decades ago.

Mike

That’s a lovely tribute to the BEF and other heroes of Dunkirk. Well done!

Kurt

Outstanding and fitting tribute

My father-in-law was in the BEF in France in 1940, he was an MP in the HQ Provost Company of the 44th Division. Spent a lot of time on a motorbike delivering orders, etc and had to make one hair-raising escape when he took a wrong turning and almost ran into the enemy. He was evacuated from Bray Dunes after spending many hours standing in the water waiting.

My uncle Dick, driver with RASC, killed in retreat through Belgium aged 22. Pre War he was a pilot with RAF. Thrown out for fighting I believe, and was due to rejoin RAF on his return.

Billy

Nice figure.

I have always thought it was unfair that the BEF in France 1940 were never awarded a campaign medal. The France and Germany Star only being awarded to those who fought there from 6 June 44 to 8 May 45. They certainly deserved it, and fought well.

Lovely figure. I wonder why there are so few british big scale figs on the market?

The 51st Highland Division were left to hold the line in order to let the BEF escape. Bizarrely, after Dunkirk, troops were then sent back to France!

Mike

Apparently because they don't sell. Models of Nazi and SS figures however fly off the shelves...................

Mike

This.
Steve

Outstanding, make me want to watch the movie tonight!

Another super looking piece Gordon, can’t keep up at the moment. Love the pose.

Neal