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Hi Terry (Phantom Warrior), You wrote, I was impressed by both Andy's posts, not because of the content but because he's here. He's on the dance floor. He's dancing. He talks to us. It can be argued that he's doing it because it's good business. As far as I'm concerned, taking care of business...

Hi Andanna. You wrote, Out of curiousity, and without any other intensions, I'd like to know what you mean when you say, 'As a purist.' There are a number of possibilities. :)

Just found this painting of him on the net.

Good post Cardigan600. It's interesting to have it brought up straight and centre. Maybe the trick for Nelson was dying at Trafalgar (and his past successes). That's usually an eye catcher.

Brad you asked, No, I haven't. What's happened is that I got away from painting. Now, I'm back and finishing up some half done items. All good fun. But I must think about the future.:) Hence being glad to read about the sites you mentioned. You can be sure that as soon as I complete...

Andy, I'm impressed. Wishing you a good day, today. Cheers

This thread went to sleep in February. I was away at the time and am now catching up on some discussions I missed. Jeff (aujj65) I was just looking at the photos of Errol John figures and like them. They would be excellent to add to other sets from other makers in creating dioramas. Thanks for...

These are so much fun. The port scene is my favourite.

Very nice Scott.

This is very interesting Mike. It's nice that you are taking the trouble to share your learning experience. I am following and will be following this with interest. By-the-way, you really explain things well. :) Cheers

Happy Birthday John. I enjoy your forum comments and the photos from your collections. Wishing you a good rite of passage with family.

Jazeum wrote, I suspect you were really taught that at law school, and in a way I see its cautious logic. Still I can't help thinking that in the, dare I say real world (?) this could lead to a total standstill in acquiring new knowledge. But hell, let's not ... ;)

I have a friend here in Quebec, Canada who was born in England and lived in Australia. He collects old Britains and flats which he also paints. They're nearly all Napoleonics and are certainly beautiful. I mention this because it's given me a chance to look at flats and appreciate them. I like...

Beautiful flats. It's all a bit like comparing N & HO scale for toy trains. You can do so much more with the smaller scale. Cheers

OzDigger wrote, Very funny,:D

Hi John, Thought I'd help you spend your money. See I also saw the German Storm Troopers somewhere on the net recently. I'll look for the set.

My final set, also from Hiriart, is three WWII German motorcycles.

The second of these WWII sets from Hiriart are also Germans.

These final three sets are actually WWII but are glossy and wouldn't actually fit in a K & C thread :D. The first of the three are Germans marching.

This Artillary Set with Limber is also from Britains.