The Spokesman-Review

The Collector: Harold Miller collects WWII models, dioramas, weapons and artifacts

We want to hear about what you collect and why. Email Cindy Hval at [email protected] or call Kimberly Lusk at (509) 459-5457. Most boys who grew up in the 1950s built a model airplane or two, and ...
Eagle-Tribune

World War II model airplanes, vehicles and dioramas on display at Plaistow Public Library

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Reporter-Herald

History in miniature: Loveland collection showcases decades-long passion for WWII memorabilia

In the 1980s, Loveland businessman and Marine veteran Frank Ward began collecting figurines and dioramas depicting real-life scenes of World War II and other military conflicts in imaginative and ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

From ships and planes to military dioramas and robots, scale models can be made of just about anything

When Mario Marangoni first visited the Australian War Memorial as an eight-year-old he was left in awe of the detailed dioramas on display. "As a young child, seeing the large-scale dioramas sort of ...
The Washington Post

There’s a museum for everything. Even Civil War battles — depicted by cats.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. — In September, in the shadow of the historic battlefield here, twins Rebecca and Ruth Brown opened Civil War Tails, possibly America's most whimsical war museum. Their collection of ...