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Really like that. It looks like Commander Shephard from the Mass Effect games

~sigh~ always the same, I find this thread 2 days after the event. :( Still me and a mate went and really enjoyed the show some really interesting stuff there manged to reisit several figures but did end up with a Scal 75 Amelia Steam (that needed a fair bit of cleaning up) plus a copy of Mr...

Not sure about resin figures but Scale75, Pegaso certainly have a range of fantasy figures but I think they are metal ones. Thoguth I'd add a couple of links http://www.scale75.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=49 for the Scale 75...

I like this it is really nicely done. Blue trainers? certainly makes it a little different :)

http://www.shorpy.com/node/2604 http://www.shorpy.com/node/2571 http://www.shorpy.com/node/252 Maybe of some help.

Happy New Year everyone

Happy Christmas everyone and all the best for the new year.

Thanks you for the reference points. I must confess i had not thought about time periods I suppose there must have been a differnecve btewwen the knights of the crusade compaired with the knights that were on the later tournament circuits in the later part of the middle ages.

The chap that site mext to me in work used to be a Signals chap I am going to save this video and ask him if this is what he got up to. :ROFLMAO:

Hi again :happy: Yeah I know I have not been posting anything for ages but life has just got in the way. I have paints coming for Christmas so I have 3 figures I am determine to finish before March. However as a side note I am after reference material or search keyword to use to find out...

Very nice and beautiful sculpture. The illustration I think comes from the Beyond Wonderland series of comics, you can still find them on Amazon :)

Thanks I will give that a try

I am currently (and taking me ages) painting a British Napoleonic Grenadier. You know white belts and trousers with red jacket. Now at the moment I am still back in the learning phase and being clumsy have got red paint on the white ares where I shouldn't :oops: So any one any tips on how...

Really nice work I do like the green and the leather work on him. (mind you had to giggle when I saw the title 'Mongol warrior' and the then 'Attila the Hun likes' :LOL:)

Over the last couple of month I have bought Scale 75 Templar which I have primed, really nice casting and very cleaver in the way it is put together so it hides all the joint line. Victory Miniatures Coldstream Guard Private Waterloo 1815 very finally sat model that I had a little difficulty...

I was mooching around looking at bases, wooden, plastic, plinth etc and noticed that some that are 30-50mm in dimension are designed for figures up to 54mm. So how large a base would you do for a single figure of 75mm or 120mm in height?

Sorrento by any chance? Well I live not far from Carl :eek:

What we do? Ian software tester for a company that modifies Microsoft Office products to work in secure or government environments. Basically some one program's it I break it :) Other than that my other main hobby is photography, mainly I still use film, simply because I like it.

That is really nice love the colours on him. Was the heraldry all done free hand?

I have 4 Napoleonics and a Templar so I am determined to finsh at least one of those this year :rolleyes: However i keep reading this and other forums about historical and fantasy figures whihc starts me thinking "OOOO I like that I might buy it!" :ROFLMAO: