1/9 200mm D.A.K bike rider

[Von Bock]

Steve,
As I stated in my e-mail to you this is amazing. I think your doing a great job with these figures and your weapons. I can't wait to see what comes from you next. And remember the Ketttenrad you could do it wonders with your talent. Thanks again for the great figures and weapons. Best Regards Brock

 

[amcairns]

Hi Steve,
This is good work,he looks great.
Cheers
Andy

 

[Ray Mootsey]

Hello Steve, do you still have plans for some stowage for the bike kits.

 

[mil-mart]

Steve, brilliant sculpting and detail work mate, definitely your best to date and hope it does well.

Cheers Ken

 

[Steve Ski]

Now that one came out nicely Steve, great job.

I'm tempted to take this one and use it too, hmmmm.................

Cheers, Ski.

 

[1969]

Brock..Thought you would like this one

Andy..Thanks mate.

Ray..Yes I will begin work on some stowage soon for the bikes.

Ken..Good to hear from you mate, hope all is well.

Ski..thanks mate, glad you like him, have sent you PM.

All the best
Steve

 

[elanlane13]

Good to see this finished Steve, it looks very good, bike and figure work very well together.

 

[kansas kid]

Hey Ho, Stevo:

Wow, mate, just a beautiful job of sculpting. I wish you well,
a big success with this latest release. "Talent will be
served". . . indeed,

The Miami Jayhawk

 

[chippy]

I know this has been a long haul for you Steve but the result is outstanding and I sincerely hope you reap the rewords that your hard work and efforts deserve .
Hope to catch up with you in a few weeks at Hinckly .
all the best mate
chippy

 

[1969]

Rob.. Many thanks mate, good to hear from you.

Rick.. So good to hear from you mate, I appreciate your comment on the figure, will mail you soon amigo

Chippy.. Thanks mate, see you soon.

Steve

 

[Richie]

Hi Steve,
I know the battle you have had with this one! and you definitely have won that battle. This is a magnificent piece of craftsmanship and a testiment to your vision, skill and tenacity. Good luck with this release.
cheers
Richie

 

[Mark Dollery]

Hi Steve,
I know the battle you have had with this one! and you definitely have won that battle. This is a magnificent piece of craftsmanship and a testiment to your vision, skill and tenacity. Good luck with this release.
cheers
Richie

No, No , No Richie, you can't convert this one, Zulu's didn't ride motorcycles....

Mark D

 

[megroot]

Very, very nice figure.

Marc

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Although a bit late with a response. I do like this figure. However, I am struggling to find another 200mm figure, for the side car ! either sat or standing outside of it ! any pointers ??

Regards,

Mark

 

[Helm]

Steve is going to do a passenger in due course Mark There's this as a standing figure but how much/little you'd need to convert it to an Afrika Corps figure I have no idea http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/reedees-miniatures-1-9-heer-bike-rider.59823/#post-606040
Steve

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Cheers Steve,
That's good to know. I know Carl has done the 'Two', figures,.. However, the 'Boots', on the first release are the standard, 'Jack-Boot', rather than a High-lace, or Ankle, type. I cannot find any photo reference ! to indicate that the 'Jack', was used in North Africa. ...

 

[Helm]

That I don't know Mark I know they used a shorter none laced boot so with a bit of putty to extend the trousers it might work but it's not my period of interest at all
Steve

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

LOL!.... Classify myself as, 'A man for all Seasons'. However, Ancient, Medieval, Napoleonic, and WW2 ! Oh, they do tickle my, 'Tamburrini's'. lol.

Ps, Sorry Ron .

Mark