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Cool stuff, Igor. I'm counting on the Prince of Persia game to generate some interesting figures - like this one!!

Back to your idea, Igor. How might all this work?? As a painter, I'm interested.

Thanks for the enlightenment, guys. I had no clue why there were so many different flags. By sheer luck, I guess, I bought the one I want - at least for now. This is a fantastic series, and many thanks to K&C for giving us this great line. I hope there are more figures to come!

Thanks for the K&C link, Rich. Aagain, many thanks for your hard work. An immense benefit to the collector community!

Tell us a little more of your idea, Igor; I think I like what you are saying!

Ok, KV, you've convinced me! I'm off to the Hobby Shop for some flat brass. Thanks. Actually you could probably do yourself a pretty good wound with the brass staples - at least they wound when trying to unpack those bloody crates.

What I'd really like to know is where to get/how to make the great swords that are used on the Russian figures - e.g. St Pete. I've stabbed myself and cut myself more than once on these arms. :D Any ideas??

This is a FANTASTIC resource to we JJD collectors. Thanks so much for the effort. My two cents is that I prefer the formatted (pictures) site, and the info is very helpful in cataloging our collections. Could you post the link to your K&C database? Thanks.

Thanks, KV, for a great tip! I learned log ago there are no extra points for degree of difficulty in repairs. This tip fits the bill. Brad - I never thought of the brass packing staples either. Good tip!

Great display and excellent photos. Nothing beats a cavalry charge!

Thanks, suyi. Those pictures help me understand your point. I can't imagine why you don't have one of these in your apartment! :D Thanks for the picures.

Great work! You have real skill with wood - I'm jealous!! :D Looking forward to the next stage. What's the little beauty in the corner on the floor of the first picture below? Looks like another boat?

Great work, Mitch! I really like your "modular" approach to the stones. This will pay dividends in added realism when you're finished. Hope you'll share the finished product with us when time permits.

CaptK - I remember your peice and it is very good. Brag all you like! :D Sunyi - that's some amazing equipment! Most of us have only a passing knowledge of casting techniques. Can you show us some examples of figures you have made? The figure below looks to me like and 18th C Gentleman in a...

Thanks for this perspective. I can see why this subject might be considered in bad taste. I was caught in a bomb scare at a train station years ago, but nothing came of it.

Thanks to all for your encouragement. Jeff, have a go at a flat. If you need help painting, I'm glad to offer whatever help I can.

Just finished this flat of the Scots Grays charge at Waterloo, based on the Lady Butler painting. Hope you like it. I have it posted in the 30mm Napoleonice thread, but just realized that painters may not find it there. IF your're interested in flats - or just curious - check out my club...

That's a sweet looking display right now! Thanks for letting us see your work.

Great work, Mike! You continue to inspire us all!

This is a superb casting - especially for a one-piece casting. The undercuts and detail are superb! Whoever did this knows what they are doing. Is this and "in house" piece, Igor, or do you have am outside "jobber" doing this work.