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Actually, I had not thought about it but Flashman escapades would be great diorama material!

Elephants...... The Mughals too used elephants and good sources of war pictures in the Baburnameh and Akbar nameh... :)

Yes Rob, it would make a stirring diorama, there are many other adjectives to add too!

Serious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is truly GREAT!!!!!!!!

The gun is a bit of a whopper for such a svelte figure; she is NOT built like Stalin's mausoleum!

True Hendryk, It is also nice to see 'natural' poses too. This figure has possibilities! Best wishes Harvey

Too true Laurent! Detaill is very inspiring!

Fairy Queen Medb of the Sidhe is a stunning figure. I will be so happy if gets sculpted in 54mm!

I am a non-Jew. Yes I know about Purim, I hesitate to say I can give a theological discussion on the subject but as John Donne, the metaphysical poet said; no man is an island entire of itself. This century as you so correctly pointed out, Philin has been rather prone to massacres, genocide and...

My dream is to build a (convincing) winter scene, maybe winter 1919/1920 a cameo of the War of Liberation; a field-post outside Riga. Its in my head as a concept but needs to be properly worked out. Anyway this is my 2012 project that I hope to complete this year. Have to work on honing up my...

Thanks... Very useful indeed!

Czeszcz! Welcome to the Planet, its a nice place to be!

This is good news indeed!

The question is NOT which camera; the question is which lens... Either get a short telephoto that can close focus or alternatively by mounting a ring between the body and the lens one can get very, very close and fine detail. One is talking about a SLR and not a compact.

I could not agree more! The drama and sorrow is powerfully portrayed. A most uncomfortable piece but excellent for a museum. The craftsmanship and painting is top level!

There seem to be a wealth of figures I don't know about! I have some serious homework to do! My ... 'my' period is 1919 to 1941 so yes.

Mike! Great figure....... if only in 1:32/54mm scale! :cry:

Hi Kenny, welcome! I'm new too but there seems to be a good feeling about the forum. i.e. constructive. Have not tackled ships yet but this year hope to tackle a sea-plane with figures! Welcome anyway!

Looking at http://www.metal-modeles.com/index.php?id_categorie_principale=22&id_categorie=sans_categorie&p=catalogue&recherche=ok&lang=fr Edorta, the Austrian and the Serb could also be pressed into service. Thanks for the pointers!