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Odd, it may be the settings on my tablet as it came up site not found. No way could it be operator error. Like, never.

I was looking for his site, and it came up "site not found". I do hope this is a temporary, technical error, not a terminal thing due to recasters, which plagued him. Anyone?

Very original, even if they do look like Sarge's men from 'Toy Story'. Well done.

New from Stannarts, as seen in 'Empire strikes back' movie. Looks well done, if not something I'm rushing to buy.

and the winner is,

Did Peter Weller pose for this? I like it, the pose and weapon choice, not withstanding the observations of my learned colleague above, who is correct. Keep up the good work, Jeff.

Not a micro, and the hand guard is an easy fix... the foregrip is optional, too.

Given the events of today in Gaza, that would be very topical. Not to mention, the first large scale, modern figure of an IDF subject that I'm aware of... So, I'll put down a deposit as soon as you decide if you're going ahead with it. In the mean time, a couple of suggestions.

Damn it, I need a figure to go with that... anyone?

Whoops, the helmet is one, the head is another, and I'm holding them together for the image. As it happens, I've been busy cleaning up the parts that I may it pair it with the first one, which is the second figure.

A few images of the figure, then some observations... the box, exactly what you think it is. The figure is large, detailed, and accurate (to my eye). The breakdown is very conventional in that there is the helmet, head and neck, torse, left arm, right arm, both sans hands, legs joined at...

I'm trying to find a solution to the ammo window in the mag, while keeping this moving. I may just leave as it. (Both sons and I are licenced, and the freezer has wild pork and venison sausages in it. Junior, first son, did go duck shooting this season, but Mum & Dad got nothing for it.)

Cheers. Simon; I had contemplated adding a suppressor, but am mindful of finishing it. Terrine de Canard is also very tasty.

The ducks are all sheltering off the water, too bad they are out of season... For a large scale figure, the detail is rather soft in parts. The shoulder flag is sharper in real life, not the best image. And the second figure has yet to arrive, must be going via the scenic route from Germany...

I'm on days off and the weather has been poo, see below... That can mean only one thing, bench time. After I'd moved the sheep from the front paddock, which ponds, to the back paddock, which is on a slope, I was able to settle in to a few hours of uninterrupted painting. Oh, before you get too...

Would compliment Figure Item Nos. JS120037 SS-Untersturmfuhrer 1943-44, or Item Nos. JS120017 SS. Stubaf. Diefenthal Adennes 1944 nicely for a command element dio.

Great looking figures, again; but... I'm holding off buying any new figures until the Trumpeter SD.kfz 251/22 is released as I want to see whether Jeff does a crew for it.

Just a question, what's the soldier doing with the machine pistol in the air like that? Love the entire scene as it is. I did not know the Heer used at least a couple million horses during WWII.

And, the quality and casting is first rate, too. Great subject, great effort, very well done.

Can't rush good, or this, either... Figure is coming along nicely.