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wow you really make figs stand out once you paint them!

Nice sculpts. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Thanks Gary. Yes you are right it is Kneadatite. Though Games Workshop simply calls it Green Stuff which was what I used to buy until I found suppliers who can sell them much cheaper than GW. Thanks for the info mate!

Great conversions, paint job and terrain. It's like watching a nice western movie. :)

Excellent collection and nicely displayed! Ever planned of doing a diorama with them? I bet they would look awesome in a diorama.

That's another superb idea Brad. flattening the wire and use brass or copper. I can use that idea for repairing bayonets that are flat. Cheers! Larry

Just to clarify further and to make my answer to your question clearer Scott, I buy a generic green putty from this Aussie Supplier. There is no known brand. But I believe, for as long as you buy the yellow and blue A and B putty, you should have the same results. Each country should have...

Great idea for repairing your Mokarex bayonets! I used a similar technique for adding a bayonet to an Airfix Imperial guard before so I am knocking my head for not thinking of doing it for the Mokarex ones. Cheers! Larry

Thanks Scott! I use green stuff putty. I buy from an Aussie supplier through Ebay. His is similar to the one being sold by Games Workshop. The putty comes in a ribbon form with two colors, yellow and blue. You mix them together till they turn into a single hue of green and by then the...

Hello Guys, Just sharing my recent conversions of Airfix British Napoleonics. You can see more pictures at pinoytoysoldiers.blogspot.com.au. Thanks!

Sorry typo error. I meant "Here IN South Australia" :)

Hello Guys, Here is South Australia I know of at least 5 people who wargame on 54mm scale. One of the members of ACOTS (Australian Collector of Toy Soldiers), Bob Bolton, has a shed with about, I reckon, between 15,000 to 20,000 figures, 54mm scale, fully painted and based. He has...

Nice paint job. I have a few of these but many have broken bayonets or scabbards. Nice to see a big collection fully painted and complete in parts. They have some of the best detail among toy soldiers done in the 60s and 70s.

Beautiful piece Mike. Congratulations for having such a lovely set.

Very nice conversion and great paint job!

I will try to document how I did the conversions Benjamin. But to start with, my tool kit consists of green putty, Blue Tac, Paper clips, Swiss army knife, hobby knife, sculpting pen, dental tools that I inherited from siblings who used to be dentists and two good pairs of clippers. I...

Thanks Benjamin for your kind comments. I am currently working on the Crimeans and converting some Airfix British Napoleonics as well as some Conte Zulu Warriors for a friend. I will post them soon. Larry

Hello Guys, you might want to check out some new things I posted on my blog. Cheers! Larry pinoytoysoldiers.blogspot.com.au

Nice paint job mate!

Nice conversions mate!