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Hi Ben, Is the Private 93rd Highlanders Crimea, 1854, scale 1/12 resin (€20) still available? Anthony

I was watching this video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVKJXft3gHc and somewhere appeared one of the main reasons I got into modelling and remained in this hobby....Beatties in Holborn !!!

Great work on a great bust. Anthony

Hi Ralph, I totally agree with your comments! This is a tough subject (but a noce one nonetheless)....nice and positive comments on your post are always welcome as they offer great encouregment and motivation to both beginners and experts alike....however I believe it is up to you how you view...

Yes yes and yes again...mixing and matching has become an extreme sport...totally hit or miss.

The way they are going Mark that will happen in about 5 to 10 years....hahahahahaha:happy:

Hi Gary, Thanks for the link...it is a great explanation indeed...the math seems to be correct, but that still does not explain why 54mm figures (lets say the head to toe 65mm) in real life (1:1 scale) would be about 3 and a half meters tall !!! The figure labelled 54 mm are clearly not 54mm...

Hi Everyone, I just finished a so called 54mm figure by Beneito (24th reg at Rorke's Drift, 1879). I carachterized him as a generous 54mm, but as another PF member (Babelfish) noted he measure " 70mm from the top of his helmet to his toes". How in the world is this a 54mm figure? I have 75mm...

Thanks Ron - I will look into the light balance settings, It took me three years to get a digital camera, by the looks of things it will take me another 3 to figure out how it works :nailbiting::facepalm: Anthony

Thanks Ron - I will look into the light balance settings, It took me three years to get a digital camera, by the looks of things it will take me another 3 to figure out how it works :nailbiting::facepalm: Anthony

Great work...always nice to see these kind of "tribute" projects - it brings these figures to life and gives them a deeper meaning! Anthony

Nick, Mark, Ventress, Colin, Ian, Housecarl, Brian and John....thanks for all your great comments!!!(y) Anthony

Hi Richie, Glad I could help! Although I must thank you as your post were a great source of information and a great inspiration to get ths little figure finally finished. Anthony

For me it was these little suckers 1/72 scale. My favourite were British Soldiers in the Zulu war. I had hundreds of these when I was a kid (surprised I didn't swallow a few)...moved on to tanks and planes and the rest is history. Anthony