Recent content by whdamon

I love your rendition of Ricks in Casablanca. I have been staging my own mini vignette using a 50 year old piano player from phoenix model developments and some recent K&C figures. Looks like I will need to make a major major conversion of Andreas Bond, unless Andy can come up with a Rick...

After this I suspect they will be returning to their day jobs, as sedan chair porters. (Currently they are being modified to replace the horrible porters that came with the 50 year old kit of the chair by Phoenix model developments. Stay tuned)

These are great vignettes

Photo of Bader, Galland (in cock pit) and I think Tuck at one of their post war gatherings.

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Excellent work. And photography is as equal

Oh wouldn’t that be a treasure to see some of his toy troops.

This reply ment to complement the fine work of blaster. In fact it was the incentive to complete this piece and read the book noted below I’m finishing up a 100mm resin figure of Churchill in the Soudan (1898 spelling) with the right. Figure is by Dolman of Spain and painted in acrylics. It...

Re: Mfca 2024-Gold medal award Pleased to have been awarded Gold medal for my display of phoenix model developments 50 year old Bygone Age carriages and carts, complimented with K&C and Britains figures. Look in Modelling and Kit building thread of this forum for detailed step by step build...

Fine work. I enjoy following your progress and look forward to your final product. I am currently working on a bust of Churchill ,representative of his participation in the charge

Of the carts in the photos above, all except the brown one are from the Bygone Age series. Not sure who made the brown chestnut cart. The Phoenix Chestnut car is the black one, and even through 1/24th scale actually doesn't look out of place with 1/30 figures, as in my photo below.... I am...

And the final thread to the Chimney Sweep Cart. Complete and painted (although after looking at these photos I realized I still need to really weather and crud up the wheels....the bright red is way off base for this display) plan is to incorporate them into a street scene at some point. enjoy

The R9 figure you have above is very close to what I started with. I must of had a variant, as mine had no hat and stockings and shoes. Either way, they are a great base line for a conversion as far as next set…………I will let you decide1 choices are; -COSTOMONGER CART, with figures -ROYAL...

The Figures.....A chimney sweep and his son. Both figures by Phoenix cast about 50 years ago, right out of my grey army and ready for conversion. The father had his head replaced with the Andrea Zorro figure as I really needed the hat. Bent the rim up and added a plastic piece of...