Pfp3?

[Wendy]

I participated in the PFP2 group paint and would like to do something like that again. Anyone interested?

Here's the topic for PFP2

The end result
http://www.planetfigure.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21299

 

[renarts]

Tentatively...I'm in.

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Wendy,

I'd be interested in participating.

My preference would be the new 54mm Pegaso British Officer Zulu Wars figure.

 

[captnenglish]

Hi Wendy,

I'd be interested in participating.

My preference would be the new 54mm Pegaso British Officer Zulu Wars figure.

Second that suggestion, though I don't think it's 54mm

 

[Guy]

I would be interested. I enjoyed the last one we did.

 

[megroot]

It depend's on the figure we paint.
I really like the first two, so i think i enjoy the party.
Because i never paint a fantasy figure i would prefer a fantasy figure, we all can go mad with colors and brush.

marc

 

[Einion]

Thanks for bringing the subject up Wendy!

I think 54mm would be the best choice still.

I'll suggest a civilian subject, for a change of pace.

Einion

 

[Wendy]

I'd be fine with three suggestions each and a vote like the last time. I too would prefer 54mm not mounted because of the cost and time constraints of larger figs.

 

[megroot]

I'd be fine with three suggestions each and a vote like the last time. I too would prefer 54mm not mounted because of the cost and time constraints of larger figs.

Oke, here are mine





Marc

 

[Einion]

First things I thought of that I'd like to suggest would be the Kathrine Stinson or Jimmy Doolittle figs from Kings Road Miniatures.

Marc, I like the Enigma figure, the girl with the staff, but I think it's $30+ for those in the US which might put people off just on price.

Einion

 

[DEL]

Quite tempted by this. Agree with the idea of a civilian, could have some real fun placing it in unusual situations.
Derek

 

[Wendy]

I would suggestion any of the Thunderbolt Mountain Napoleonic caricatures, mostly because I have them already, but they are also pretty inexpensive.

I need to think a little more about my formal suggestions before I narrow it down to three...

Marc, I know the first two are Enigma, but what's the third one?

 

[megroot]

Wendy,
indeed the first two are enigma..
The third is from John Smith Modellbau:http://www.jonsmith-modellbau.com/index.php?article_id=24&clang=0
It is the French Infantryman
115th Inf. Regt. Western Front, 1917
Maybe he is out of produktion.

So my third choice would be this one also from Jonsmith modellbau.


Marc

 

[Wendy]

Ok, so people interested so far:

renarts
Tony Dawe
captnenglish
Guy
megroot
Einion
DEL
Wendy

Any other takers (even tentative)?

 

[Wendy]

For suggestions I will go with:

King's Road Cal Rogers
Thunderbolt Mt. Highlander

and
I know I said 54mm, but I'm going to suggest JMD's The Aviator bust, because I think it's a neat sculpt and I have a conversion in mind.

Now let's here some more suggestions.

 

[Guy]

I will go along with The Aviator since we have not done a bust in the past.

 

[Jeff]

If you are interested in using Kings Road figures I could make some available for this. Our web site should be up in the next week or so. We had a table at the SCAHMS this past weekend our coming out party as it were. Even though we are a week or so from our official launch. It would be cool to see one of our figures used for this.
Let me talk to my partner and see what we can work out.

Best
Jeff

All of those JMD figures are great. I got a chance to see them last weekend and they are wonderful busts.

 

[Brent Fordham]

I'd be happy to join and like either of the previously suggested King's Road figures (Stinson or Doolittle). The Stinson one is especially appealing to me.

 

[Wendy]

Thanks Jeff! Keep us posted.

I'd be fine with any of them (even though I still like Cal Rogers the best ).

 

[Jeff]

That girl with a staff figure was sculpted by Remy Trembly. He sculpted our Katharine Stinson. My partner likes the idea. So we might be able to work out a way to get any one who participates a discount on the figure. Maybe giving out a special code to those who are going to do this. And if you choose a figure from a different company that is cool. I love those JDM busts. Those kits from Jonsmith modellbau are also really nice, but I am a fan of WW I figures and those are especially well done figures.

Best
Jeff