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I had no idea you were over here too, Dave. I'm LSP_Typhoonattack. Regards, Kevin

I cannot believe it's been two years already. I did receive the kits (all three), and sold off two of them, as I had no real interest. The third is now squirreled away in storage while I move from my present location, (it's a real pain to move 60 years of accumulated "stuff"). My current...

That's certainly a thought worth considering. I need to get them inventoried first though, no matter what.

Sounds great, thanks a bunch. I hope I'll be able to get that much for it on eBay.

Any idea as to its value?

I'll probably list it with such a description. I don't want to badmouth the painter, but the box art does not look very good, could just be the way it's photographed though I guess.

For whatever it's worth, this is the third figure acquired in the trade (from verlindan), and the only one I'll keep. Good enough to practice on anyway I guess.

It's the 120mm SAS British guy, kit #21530. Nice figure, but the box art is pretty poor, making it look like less than what its potential is.

Thanks again fellas. As stated, I'm going to sell off two of these figures I recently received (this and a Kirin figure), and wanted to describe it as accurately as I can.

You're absolutely right, a silly oversight on my part,... kit is 120mm Thanks for the input. The name SOL (from Korea if I recall correctly), sounds like it may be correct. I'll continue checking, as it's destined for eBay, and I'd really like to list it correctly. Thanks a bunch fellas, Kevin

I received this in a trade recently, but will probably sell it off,... problem is, I have no idea who's figure it is, or how to identify same. Can anyone please tell me what manufacturer did this? Thanks a ton.

OK, of the three figures I received in the odd trade I made, this is the only one I think I'll keep. Certainly one worth practicing on, if nothing else.

OK, of the three figures I received in the odd trade I made, this is the only one I think I'll keep. Certainly one worth practicing on, if nothing else.

Thanks for all the great ideas fellas, I really appreciate it.

I've read somewhere that baking soda and micro balloons work well, but haven't really tried it yet.

Again, some great ideas here fellas, thanks. If my stuff doesn't come out too lousy, I'll try to post some images later.

Great info, thanks a lot fellas. I'll be digging into one of my first serious figures soon, and I certainly want it displayed well, or as good as I can make it anyway.

As the title implies, I’m lousy at groundwork, a complete novice, so any advice (from, “well, first buy a piece of wood”), to the more generic or exotic methods of adding earth itself, rocks, water, and so on. Snow, autumn appearance, desert, etc., any and all particulars would be gratefully...

I just recently made a trade for the above referenced figure (plus two others), to be thrown into the pot to "even things up". I haven't actually received the figure yet, nor am I 100% certain who the manufacturer was, but I'll certainly be relying on you fellas to help with my painting efforts...

I think it's a pretty cool figure too (especially for the money), but then I'm not a dedicated figure modeler/painter, (yet).