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Hi Victor, that would be great, let me know how much with shipping (to Indianapolis Indiana) and how you would like payment. thanks, Lance

WOW!

Looking to buy this figure by Almond.

Perfect!

Very nicely done, love the subject.

I really like it and will try your method for the amour on a future figure.

Purchased for $5.00 at the Chicago show, produced by Regimental Miniatures. Have not fount a good base for it yet, painted with andrea paints.

Mordred from Excalibur.

I was about 4 years old when I raided ny brother's comic books and found this one, then I found the Ivanhoe issue, been hooked on knights in armour for 50 + years now.

Better to remain silent and have people think me a fool than open my mouth and prove it. Seriously though, awhile back I told myself no matter what forum I am on, my one rule is to share my love for the particular hobby and learn as much as I can, sometimes my brain farts and I forget my rule:)

As this has been a touchy subject I have decided to remove my post.

Thanks for letting me know!

I have never seen the mounted Lionheart figure or the 2 Bosworth Field figures, thanks for posting these!

My vote is for this one, Tigris of Gaul, hard to believe no one has done this one. I have gotten this far.

Bill Horans work is freaking incredible!!! His baseball figures are some of my all time favorites and I am NOT a baseball fan!

Thanks Huw63 , I will keep digging around. Hopefully someone may be able to provide some more info.

If you do a search for painting figures with model color , it should take you to an address that will take you to a Vallejo page that gives some great tips for using their paints, including ratios for diluting their water based paints.

I found this ad in a 1993 Military Modelling magazine , Barry Harris of Cameo Miniatures was responsible for the masters. I do not know how many figures they produced or for how long they made them.

I got this figure off of ebay about 14 years ago and attempted to paint it shortly after but my question is, how many other figures did Harts Models produce?

Beautiful work!