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Pete: Would you give us a heads-up when the weapons and head sets are up on the site? Or perhaps there's another site on which we can see them? Thanks!

Superb! Nice to see a full figure in this scale. I'm in.

Calling this a “work-in-progress” might be stretching the fact, as it reached the state shown in the accompanying photos back in about 1988 and hasn’t seen progress since. I had been (and still am) a fan of David Grieve’s work, and when he released the 65mm Naval Brigade Officer in 1984-ish...

Thanks for that, Paul.

Yeah, it looks great . . . but a check on the website doesn't show this figure. I would be interested with a few other views, and a scale reference. Looks pretty good to me. That said, you've got the David Grieve stuff from back in the day. His 100mm figures are great, and I wish the I could...

I think the czapska is perfect. They were generally quite small and always seem to be perched on the head rather precariously in photos. More importantly, the facial characteristics of this sculpture capture the great pride, confidence and -- dare I say, arrogance -- that was typical of members...

Thanks, Twomoons. With which shop was he affiliated? I recall there were two or three other Indian figures in the shop at the time I bought Roman Nose. One was Geronimo, but I can't recall the others. His technique is quite good. It's interesting to see how he put them together. I spent a hour...

I purchased this original one-off sculpture of the Northern Cheyenne warrior "Roman Nose" from a business called "The Little Tin Soldier Shoppe" on Lake Street in Minneapolis, Minnesota about 30 years ago. It's a fine piece -- about 140mm head to toe -- but I don't know anything about the...

Thanks, Gordy. I'm really not sure what made me stop painting, but I suspect it was the classic issue of limited free time due to a focus on career-building and family demands. Whatever it was, I obviously thought I might come back to it at some point because I kept a few favorite pieces, some...

I’ve been away from this hobby for about 20 years and have recently decided to pick up where I left off. Problem is, my eyes aren’t what they used to be, but magnifying lenses may help in that regard. Looking over the site, I’m really amazed at where the market has gone since I bowed out...