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Hello all, Our comrade here, Sandor, with the above screen name, was in touch with me yesterday. He asked me to post here that he is on his way to military school, and will be offline here for the next 6 weeks or so. The school requires that all new students must limit outside communications...

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...

I was watching the first half-hour of Jay Leno (The Tonight Show) last night. The featured skit was "Battle of the JayWalk All-stars," wherein 3 of the particluarly obtuse people Jay has interviewed in past JayWalking segments (Jay's man-on-the-street interviews) "answer" lay-up questions. Last...

I don't have Showtime, so I have to wait for the DVDs of this fantastic series. Got my DVD for Season 4 (finale) last week and devoured the 10 episodes in Season 4, as I have done with the previous seasons. What a fantastic climax to this great series!! Anyone else like The Tudors?

I attended the Atlanta figure show last weekend. My first time, and it was a great time! In addition to figures, there are awards for toy soldier displays. The display below took a gold. It's called something like preparations for the King George's coronation. Unfortunately, I did not have...

Time for the next installment of our display. This is the battle of Acre. Figures are K&C. Enjoy!

Here's another installment from our display. This one is more traditional. The title is Windsor Castle. Post #1

Hello all, Just a friendly point in the direction of my recent post in the Diorarm Section under the heading: Springfield Museums Display #3. Some neat photos of EoI samurai. Check it out!!

Well it's cold and rainy here today, so time for more photos of our dislpay. This one is Oda Nobunaga's camp. Figures are by East of India. I just LOVE this display. Here's a bit on Oda from our display DVD script: Three samurai are responsible for unifying Japan. The first was Oda Nobunaga...

Ok, you asked for more, so here is installment #2 - The Battle of Zama. You will not recognize these figures unless you are a painter because all these figures were painted/modified/made by our member Joe Carvalho from many brands of production plastic figures. Joe does it all, and if you'd...

Hello all, I'm new to this forum, though I've been lurking here for a while. I'm a lifelong collector of toy soldiers and painter of miniatures, and lately flats. I have old and new, glossy and matte figures of most of the major toy soldier maufacturers from about 1900 on. I my favorites are...