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The Rose ( Bette Middler) ;)

Most amazing thing I've seen. This really puts you in the picture of how it was. Thanks mate. John.

Rose of Cimmeron ( TOT0)!

:salute::Now thats what I call impressive. Yep!

"There but for fortune" ....Phil Ochs. :wink2:

Thanks guys. I have only just thought of the Rose castings for modification. I also have a few of my soldiers painted on Irregular miniatures web site. They are in the Malburnian and US Civil War sections of the site. Only if you want to look though. Sorry, just showing off. I will look at the...

G'day guys, I have a question if I may. I am wanting to do a Marlburnian gun crew in the british 1704 uniform. Can anyone tell me where I might obtain the 54mm metal figures to paint? There seems to be a lack of marlburnian gun figures from that era. Off to bed now. I'll be on again tomorrow...

Congratulations and well done John. That is a real achievement, and shows your experience and talent. Just great mate. Cheers, Johno.

How bout " Rollin on the river".....Creadence clear water revival?:p

I'm in with Johnny Bach. I have a couple of sets waiting to be done. Now I have to get em out and start. As if I don't have enough to do. I thought "don't look, don't read it", but it's too late. Hooked again. buggar!{sm4}

{sm2} G'day mate, And you say you don't have the patience to paint them. The process you go through to buy them, post them, get them painted and wait for the return is plenty of patience, I think. They are truely impressive. Cheers, Johno.

{sm3}Awwwww, thanks guys. appreciated. Johno.

" "Like a rolling stone "....Bob Dylan.{sm2}

:redface2:G'day guys, I have been out of treefrog action for a good while, due to heavy workload and busy family life. Think I'd like to get back in touch again. Never enough time in the day. I look forward to attending again. Thats of course if anyone will speak to me again. It's great to see...

G'day mate, Love the work. You do them very fine as well. I have only done a few flats and the depth of field you achieve with highlights and shading is magic in the finish. Interesting that you do them in the US. They are more common in Europe. I'm in Australia and there aren't a lot of...

G'day, A pub with no beer was written in Australia and recorded by a bloke named "Slim Dusty". He died last year or the year before. Johno.

{sm3}Well done Mike. Makes you feel like you're there. Loved it mate. Cheers Johno.

[/COLOR][/B] A little piece of piece. " Digby Richards ".

Nice dio Wayne. There is a realism in those figures. Well done mate. Johno.

G'day Iron Brigade, The company is called "The Barclay Company Homepage". If you google that it comes up with the page. It may even be the guy in the East you're speaking of. I was a little disappionted on contacting them when they said that they don't sell castings of overseas. Never mind. Hope...