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Hi Glenn, Again, what a beautiful figure! Your scratchbuilding work is simply stunning. What a pleasure and inspiration it was to see in person. I'm slowing making plans to get my workbench back in order, so perhaps I can get things rolling a little in the not too distant future. Cheers, Brent

Hi Glenn, We were traveling just before the new rules were put in place, so we only had to wait in a security line up in Toronto for 4.5 hours. :eek: (but no luggage restrictions yet) Regarding your question, it may be that you'll have to get your wife to carry your figures in her purse now...

Hi James, Brent here from Camrose, AB. All good advice from Glenn, above. I'd add also that Scott at the Small Soldier in Calgary (see link above in Glenn's post) puts on figure painting classes once or twice a year. Drop him an email to see when the next one is. Best, Brent

Great work, Glenn! Good to see that you're still able to paint while on exchange. Cheers, Brent

"Invisible" thread for sewing or mono-filament fishing line is another option, depending on the scale. For smaller scales you can buy "spandex" thread at sewing stores. It's composed of many small, elastic fibers. These can be separated and you can then use an individual one as the bow string.

Great photos, Jason - thanks for posting. Some very inspirational stuff there and more reasons for me to get to Chicago someday for this! Brent

Thanks for posting, Joe. Great photos of wonderful figures! Brent

Here's one specifically on the oak leaf pattern: http://www.timelinesforum.com/index.php?page=oakleaf1 Here's another link to an article on German WWII camo, although not specifically on the Oak leaf pattern. Hopefully it is still of some help...

Great looking figure - well done! Thanks for posting.

What a great looking figure! Looking forward to seeing the progress.

Very well done - will be picking one of these up (my wife will like it). Pilipili, congratulations on a wonderful choice of subject - very refreshing. And thank you for not giving her a size DD bust with "anatomy" poking through or falling out :). There is always great concern for accuracy...

Hobby Link Japan has Lion Roar products.... Not sure if they have your specific item in or not. I've used them for years and they have great service. http://www.hlj.com

JMD Miniatures makes that one. They call it Assassin Perse. Scroll down about 1/2 way to find on the page in the link. Brent

Thanks, Derek - much appreciated!

Good to know, both Mike's "heads-up" and Jeff's comments - thanks for the info to both of you :) . Whichever version I end up with, it will add a great "human touch" to the aircraft model. It's interesting to watch people viewing aircraft models and seeing their reactions when they see a...

Jaw-dropping work! Just beautiful. Good luck in Chicago.

Magnificent work, Joe! Good luck with it.

Great stuff - thanks for posting. Does anyone know who makes (assuming it's commercial) the "Jack o' Lantern" figure? Brent

Great work, Mike. This will go very well with the new Tamiya 1/32 Spitfire that's coming out soon! I think a transaction with Ultracast is in order :)

I have many favorites, but I mention this one specifically because it was the first figure that I saw years ago that made me think, "Wow! I really need to look into figure modelling. This is very cool stuff!" In that sense, this figure drew me into the hobby and got me started.