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Armand Bayardi is a craftsman and his products are so useful and very reasonable. I've been dealing with him and using his stuff for a very long time.

Looks like my late, ex-mother-in-law! :LOL:

I like the 75mm woman. Very classy and well-presented.

Very, very nice!

Firing something that size in a boat brings to mind an image of a Warner Brothers' cartoon of Elmer Fudd taking a shot at Bugs Bunny - and the resulting chaos.

Very nice! Might have to raid the grandsons' college funds - again!

http://michael-robertsltd.com/scripts/default.asp Mike's a great guy to deal with, but hurry as he's closing the business at the end of the year.

Nice to see you back, Scott. I've used the 90 and 120mm heads and mannequins for various projects, as well as some of the 120mm figures. I'm sure you'll be hearing from me. Best wishes for success. Jim

Always great work, Dave! Any thoughts on re-releasing the California Car-Hop? I should've got her when it was first released. Best always.

Chris There's all kinds of YouTube videos on painting figures - mostly the War Hammer miniatures, but occasionally there'll be videos painting 54, 75 and larger figures and busts. A lot of them deal with acrylics, but you might find some using oils, if that's your aim. Be patient, don't be...

You might also drill small holes in each mating part - shoulders, arms, legs - so that either the CA or epoxy will be able 'grab' to give the joint more strength. Like resin figures, a swipe with filler (I use Apoxie Sculpt, but there are other putties out there) to fill the gaps and seams. I...

I'm always looking for something different and whimsical. I'll check them out on John's site. Thanks for the 'heads-up'. Jim

Love it, John! Excellent painting and presentation.

I just came across this - excellent!

I like it!

That's some nice and detailed sculpting. Painted, it'd be a real show-stopper. I might have add 'Tink' to the gray army, if I don't have to put a second mortgage on the house.

Jack at 'Little Tin Soldier' is great to deal with. I believe 'The Red Lancers' has some flats as well. Chuck's another good person to deal with. At the Chicago Show's 40th anniversary show, I picked up a nice flat from him; the first one I ever attempted as a present for my wife. Deal with...

I've dealt with them and they're top-notch.

Nice work, John. You're a braver man than I to tackle such a conversion of a metal figure. I'm awaiting the final scene.

I like the entire concept and the excellent presentation. I have the distinct impression Michaelson won't be around for long...