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A Piper? Aye, a Piper! Say no more...... I'll buy 3 boxes for the Piper alone.:D ...and I can't paint Tartans worth a hoot..yet. :D John

I am sad today. What a terrible loss. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Marcello. He was so strong where I was weak. So smart where I was stupid. I pray his loved ones will receive strength in knowing that he was a friend to many of us here. Matt.5:4 John

James 1:19 Chill! Like the man said, "Take it outside". John

Sweet! Thanks Anders, That is what I thought. That is really a nice size. Small enough to be inexpensive and quick to paint (for modelers like me with A.D.D.). Large enough to be seen on display and by the old guys (like me) who live by the bench magnifier. :D This is on my Christmas list...

A studid question...maybe. Great stuff Anders! I was wondering what the actual size of the bust is? At first, I thought it was 75mm tall but then I saw 1/24 scale mentioned. A bust like this in 1/24th scale would be about 20 to 30 mm tall (my guess). How tall is this bust not including...

I love Orks. This is a pretty cool piece. I like the size, the price, and the fact that it can be painted in many different color schemes. Orks aren't just green skinned you know, just ask (read) Tolkien. My hat is off to JMD Miniatures, Maxime Penaud, and Axel De Mohrenschildt. I have found...

There's this light bulb lit over my head. Wow, that is pretty cool Roy. This might hurt "Old Bill's" feelings.:D This is an excellent springboard. I've got a bunch of ideas already. Great start to a fine series. Keep up the good work. John

Happy Birthday Stephen! Have a great day. Do "Old Bill" up in a party hat 'n stuff......:D Keep up the good work my friend. John

Happy Birthday Gary! Keep shooting straight and using both barrels. :D John

75 to 90 75mm, because my eye sight is not what it used to be. I also think price keeps me from going too big. 75-90mm seem to strike a nice balance between detail, price, and ease of use. The Fusilier 80mm pieces are another good example. G9

Chameleon it is. Oh, I know this... Anoles are New world (Western Hemisphere) and Chameleons are Old World (Eastern Hemisphere). What I see appears to be a Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus). They are from Yemen and southern Saudi Arabia and are forest dwellers. I'm not sure how many...

Far too many to finish in a year. (Is my wife watching?) 8 - 10 is my answer. My favorites are: Alpine Michael Roberts United Empire Jimmy Flintstone (an unsung hero for sure) G9

Thanks Joe. Great shots. Much appreciated. G9

Shows I attend. One.... WonderFest in Louisville, KY. without fail. Maybe an IPMS show, if it's close to home. I'm glad I can read about the other shows here on the Planet. G9

Leif's brother. Leaf was his brother, the druid.:D G9

Very Sharp! These have nice crisp detail. Well made Chris. I can't wait to see them up for order. Great start for New World Miniatures. Keep up the good work. G9

Thanks Roy and Dave. Great pics. I wish I could have been there. G9

Great work Roy! Awesome piece Roy. You are a master of Yin/Yang. My hat is off to you. Congratulations. G9:D

Yes, I remember it well...... Looks very cool Burl! I can't wait to hear more about this piece and see it on the market. Keep us posted. G9

Nice 120mm Nappies. Hello Rocky, Take a look at the offerings of Michael Roberts Ltd. I have always liked the 120mm Napoleonic kits they make. They are priced reasonably and widely distributed too. My favorite is this one, NA-01. www.michael-robertsltd.com My 2 cents. G9