100 - 141 : The Day After. The Central Part of my Military Models Museum is this Show Room
142 - 143 : At the Side of my House, some armors have been moved out but most dio's remain intact
144 - 202 : My Room. Some armors and dio's have been moved out to the show room, but due to former
density in each display case, most display cases still look occupied. There are 22 display cases in this room,
none is empty.
In The Showroom
301 - 306 : Big Warplanes 1:32
307 - 311 : Medium Warplanes 1:48
312 - 323 : Standard scale Warplanes 1:72
324 - 327 : More on 1:16 Armors
328 - 338 : Warships 1:200, 1:350, 1:144 and 1:72
339 - 351 : More on Armors & Dioramas 1:35
At the Side of My House
352 - 415 : There are 11 big & small display cases at this spot. Next to this spot towards the back of my house
there are two new 1.20 m long teak-framed, aluminum-wrapped display cases which are empty (same as the
other six in the showroom). I acquired them for future use (not shown here).
In my Room
416 - 417 : There are 10 Hummers on this shelf.
418 - 419 : This is my first display case dated back nearly 40 years. There are 44 tanks on this shelf (22 Allies' and 22 Axis')
mostly from Esci and I built them myself.
420 - 422 : Leopold, Morser Karl on railway transport, and mini dio in 1:72 scale
While taking pictures, two new warplanes arrived at the showroom and my collection grew bigger.
423 - 425 : Roden's An-12 BK 1:72 (plastic resin) - by Chakraphad.
426 - 427 : Monogram B-52H 1:72 Vietnam - by Chakraphad. It'll stay right here.