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tonydawe
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Hi Any,
Congratulations on two very fine releases.
As I've said to you before, both subjects are superb.
I particularly like the Lighthorseman.
A question regarding the Western Front ANZAC; is he an Australian, a Kiwi or a generic British/ Commonwealth soldier? The reason I ask is I can't see any Rising Sun badges on his collar or colour patches on his shoulder.
Either way, I really like him and will buy one as soon as I can. Will you be selling these in Australia through Empire Hobbies?
Congratulations on two very fine releases.
As I've said to you before, both subjects are superb.
I particularly like the Lighthorseman.
A question regarding the Western Front ANZAC; is he an Australian, a Kiwi or a generic British/ Commonwealth soldier? The reason I ask is I can't see any Rising Sun badges on his collar or colour patches on his shoulder.
Either way, I really like him and will buy one as soon as I can. Will you be selling these in Australia through Empire Hobbies?
amcairns
A Fixture
Tony,
Have sent an email to empirehobbies on these releases so Ian will be aware of the releases soon.the Trench Anzac could be any Commonwealth or British Infantryman of the time.
Andy
Have sent an email to empirehobbies on these releases so Ian will be aware of the releases soon.the Trench Anzac could be any Commonwealth or British Infantryman of the time.
Andy
Jamie Stokes
A Fixture
More nice work Andy,
glad to see they are available.
Have the trench sentry on my wish list, long term.
cheers
glad to see they are available.
Have the trench sentry on my wish list, long term.
cheers
georges64
A Fixture
Nice releases Andy! I like the trench Anzac!!!
georges.
georges.
amcairns
A Fixture
Salu Stefan,
I hope to release this figure in the near future with some other 90mm figures.
Andy
I hope to release this figure in the near future with some other 90mm figures.
Andy
busso_boy
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so if i get one and bring it to Tassie and wave it under your nose it would be hard to knock back?
busso_boy
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sent you an email tonight, they look superb
Jamie Stokes
A Fixture
Ian,
last time something got waved under my nose, it was a free beer, after signing these apprenticeship papers, thank you. When I woke up, I was in blue coveralls, chained to the side of a printing press, and forced to print woman's magazines, kids colouring books, and novels.....took me years to escape.
Im worried that if you do that, I'll wake up a figure hobbyist of some kind, and goodness knows what happens then. Oh well, since I broke up with Miranda Kerr, at least she found that Elfy Pirate bloke, Legless Turner Bloom.
Looking forward to catching up sometime, career moves allowing.
If you need a hand for the Melb expo, let me know, I should be in town by then!
cheers
last time something got waved under my nose, it was a free beer, after signing these apprenticeship papers, thank you. When I woke up, I was in blue coveralls, chained to the side of a printing press, and forced to print woman's magazines, kids colouring books, and novels.....took me years to escape.
Im worried that if you do that, I'll wake up a figure hobbyist of some kind, and goodness knows what happens then. Oh well, since I broke up with Miranda Kerr, at least she found that Elfy Pirate bloke, Legless Turner Bloom.
Looking forward to catching up sometime, career moves allowing.
If you need a hand for the Melb expo, let me know, I should be in town by then!
cheers
Tony,
Looking at the cuffs on the sleeves of the trench sentry I would think New Zealand rather than Australian. The Australian tunic had a buttoned cuff quite unlike the open cuff shown which was worn by the New Zealanders. The Canadians, New Zealanders and the British wore almost identical tunics while the Australians wore one of a quite different design. Also, unless I am mistaken, the Australian Light Horse wore leather leggings rather than puttees
Very nice figures indeed. Very nicely posed. Well done on giving us Anzac figures.
Cheers
Chris
Looking at the cuffs on the sleeves of the trench sentry I would think New Zealand rather than Australian. The Australian tunic had a buttoned cuff quite unlike the open cuff shown which was worn by the New Zealanders. The Canadians, New Zealanders and the British wore almost identical tunics while the Australians wore one of a quite different design. Also, unless I am mistaken, the Australian Light Horse wore leather leggings rather than puttees
Very nice figures indeed. Very nicely posed. Well done on giving us Anzac figures.
Cheers
Chris
PHIL WALDEN
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Bell ringer ANZAC..
moring all...
Thanks to Andy I was given a pre season edition of the wee bell ringer, he is a lovely figure, a very differant concept done well, Im sure any purchaser will not be disapointed.....
Chris hello...mate hope Im not upsetting the apple cart here...the button cuff on the Australian battle dress was not all ways so,.refit jackets on the western front both local and those produced here in Aust..often went out with out the button cuff, if I had the skill I could post photos but alas....so yes he could be a Aust. if one wanted
dont let a wee thing like a cuff put one off, get hold of him his good..Phil...
moring all...
Thanks to Andy I was given a pre season edition of the wee bell ringer, he is a lovely figure, a very differant concept done well, Im sure any purchaser will not be disapointed.....
Chris hello...mate hope Im not upsetting the apple cart here...the button cuff on the Australian battle dress was not all ways so,.refit jackets on the western front both local and those produced here in Aust..often went out with out the button cuff, if I had the skill I could post photos but alas....so yes he could be a Aust. if one wanted
dont let a wee thing like a cuff put one off, get hold of him his good..Phil...
