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To me, the face may have been modeled after actress Laura Prepon.

I was preparing for a 9 A.M. meeting about updating a security training program for airline ground personnel when I found out. By 9:15, it was clear to my manager and myself that the 2002 training program for security was going to be significantly different than 2001. Afterwards, I took 2...

Here is a link to the pictures I took of the ATL show, which I thoroughly enjoyed: http://s86.photobucket.com/albums/k90/sky303/AMFS2011/

John, thanks for that link...not only for this project, but much more down the road!!!

Anybody? Bueller?

Modern Russian Infantry (Chechnya) Question I have started this figure, and am having trouble finding any decent color references of the camo patterns depicted on the box. I am using acrylics (mostly Vallejo and Andrea). Does anyone have any suggestions?

How many time has that happened to each of us... Good on ya! It's help me a lot... I at least credit it to my ADHD. Not to the fact that I have WAAAAY too many mags in my stacks!

Jon, you'll need to find Military Modelling Vol. 31 No. 1 2001. The aricle is titled "An Italian Knight". Hope this helps.

Military Modeling I will try to pull it out and see what issue it was. I did not keep the whole issue, but just the article itself.

It was Phil Kessling's Tuscan Knight At one point I remember it being on the web at MilMod, but haven't seen it for a while. I did save the article from the magazine but have no way of scanning it unfortunately.

Any one have any info regarding the awards at the Atlanta show yesterday? Unfortunately I could not get there for them.

I have tried to do a search of the posts, and each time you try you must enter a verification code that is diplayed to the right. The code is supposed to be six letter/numbers, but each time, five or less are visible in the box. This makes the search function completely unusable. Help!

Can't wait till payday...I've been hoping he'd reissue Lafayette Pool!

The Atlanta Club sit has a list of the winners for the Painters and Open divisions on their website now www.atlantaminiatures.com

Basically I am trying to make a Judean civilian of that time period. I am almost sure I will need to alter the garb a bit from whatever I start with.

Some figures I have seen to fill the bill: F & I - Alpha Image Roger's Ranger Am Rev - Ft Duquesne Rifleman in hunting shirt (militia)/Michael Roberts 1st New Hampshire 1780 (uniformed army) War of 1812 - United Empire US Rifleman 1812 WWII Pacific - Michael Roberts PFC Paul E. Isom, USMC...

Aw, darn...I guess I'll have to try my hand at sculpting. I did hear that you are in the process of making a Rod Gilbert (one of my all-time favorites!)...how's that coming? Also, what process did you use for sculpting the player's equipment, padding, etc?

I am trying to think of a good base figure in 54mm which to convert to a Judean, circa 28 AD. I am stumped. Does anyone have any suggestions?

The Atlanta club site has some images posted of those winning "speciality" awards and the best of show. http://www.atlantaminiatures.com

Of course, John's work was very inspiring itself. Great to see it up close, John! Excellent!