Recent content by Obee

Looks great, thats what gunners do the most .....'Hurry up, and Wait' Rest time in between fire missions. John

Yes, I saw that today, MAY DAY, was a public holiday, to acknowledge the workers of the world, but thought we'd get the DISPATCHES on Monday .... Hope it's worth waiting for??? John

I think that the maker of this gun has made it with the sliding breech open ! The gunner on the right is pulling the firing lanyard, but the breech should be shut! This is one that I asembled and painted, and it shows the sliding breech closed, like it would be when firing. And here is the...

Nice 'fill ins' with any setup, John

i though I could recognise some you work, very nice painting. WOW, a big show in June in Penang, that is another one of my favourite places to visit in SE Asia, I wouldn't mind going, it's only 6 hours away :) :) John

Nice work Victor, I love your painting; it really captures the fabric of the flight attendants. A great way to fly ...... like I did last month when i came to visit you :) John

Nice work Robin, keep them coming, especailly tomorrow ! John

Good work Wayne !!!

Over the hills and far away ?????

Victor, I wouldn't have recognised the new table if I saw it, your old one had so much 'character' and seen so many creations, that I'm sad to see it go. This sure looks brighter and claener, but maybe that will only last a short time as your keep on producing your miniature masterpieces. :) John

Not all that good, as there is no camouflage and buildings are an obvious location for an OP. If this is for Normandy, the Allied Airforces has air superiority, so they better keep a lookout posted for those aircraft with black and white stripes ........!!! John

Yes, and he's only 5 hours away from me :) John

Louis, if you ever get to go to Singapore, and visit Victor, as I did earlier this month, you will really marvel at the 'real thing' when seeing these 3D masterpieces in all their glory. But be prepared for loads of discussion and talking about our mutual hobby, with a most cordial host in...

This is a pic of some 54mm LASSET figures I recently painted. the figures on the left are German Regiments, white the blue trousers on the right are Austrian Regiments from the Infantry of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1810. 5 Grenadiers in bearskin hats and one fusilier in shako. And 4 3-D...

Pity that they didn't make a layer, who aims and fires the gun, NO use without him :cry: John