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Wow, an MPC ringhand with accessories!!!!!

There is also room trading at the Indy show, a smaller show for sure, but a nice show.

Gee, looking for anything in particular?

Also, have a Conte 4 foot long D-Day Bunker for sale in addition to other items listed. Xmas is coming add this stuff to your wish list.

Can't even do that the companny's firewall excludes your web based e-mail address.

The dang picture wouldn't load and I couldn't figure out how to delete my post.

For those that need to get a head in life.

Anyone looking for a an unopened Barzso Shores of Triploi, an excellent Battle of Churubusco or any Gibbs Custer sets, message me. Also willing to sell Conte Alamo sets 2 through 7.

While I can't verfiy the accuracy,we let a lot of the guys that were involved in the biological warfare section avoid prosecution so we could gain their knowledge. We were however aware of many of their activities like bombs with plague infested fleas and some of the savage experiments they...

I have to agree with you there, the Japanese were probably far worse war criminals then the Germans ever were, but sometimes it's who you kill not how many that get's the world's attention. Funny thing is that practice still continues in today's world.

Well, he could go back to the Robin Hood or Lewis and Clark size, then they would be fine, height wise anyway, the Conte's may be a bit chunkier.

I'm not into WW2, so I probably wouldn't buy it. However, I think WW2 is the most popular era out there and everything he makes now is gold, so I would think he'd sell out fairly quick.

I believe he partnered with TSSD on that one, all the figures were TSSD.

I'd be surprised, he generally favors the black powder era.

Re: Seriously - Is CONTE Still in Business ? Looks a lot like good night Fritz.

Re: Seriously - Is CONTE Still in Business ? I should revise this post, I should have worded it, I read what someone WROTE after his talk with Conte, in MY OPINION the Alamo will never be completed. Seems we have an Individual with the initials PJR that likes to stir the pot.

Perhaps you are correct, however I do know some English and even Australians that have interests in the Alamo. If I remember correctly one UKREB posted a marvelous series of threads based on this event that was highly viewed and lauded. Also they have this shrine in Texas that millions flock to...

Excellent as always Bob.

I'd say I was disappointed, but I had no expectations he'd ever complete the Alamo. Talk is cheap making the figures and sets isn't, I do however doubt that the Alamo doesn't sell world wide.

Re: Seriously - Is CONTE Still in Business ? I heard from someone that spoke to him at the show that the Alamo will never be finished.