2009 Metal Shed Room (1 Viewer)

[jazzeum]

The Metal Shed makes some of the more interesting collectibles around and this time its maker, Bruce Hebron, didn't disappoint. These are all metal and not inexpensive but they are incredible creations.

 

[jazzeum]

Four more photos.

 

[wayne556517]

WOW some of these look great,who sells them?????

 

[jazzeum]

It's a company called the Metal Shed, out of Ohio.

 

[4th Hussar]

It's a company called the Metal Shed, out of Ohio.

Bruce Hebron, the creator of these jewels, must have moved recently because this spring he was still in California

 

[wds0855]

Does "Metal Shed" have a website? I never heard of them.

Walt

 

[jazzeum]

Bruce Hebron, the creator of these jewels, must have moved recently because this spring he was still in California

It's possible that the company who sells for him is based in Ohio. I also could be wrong about that

 

[glossman]

Does "Metal Shed" have a website? I never heard of them.

Walt

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I have been searching the web, but there does not appear to be one.

It is not on the list at WM Hocker website.

Raymond.

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[Spitfrnd]

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I have been searching the web, but there does not appear to be one.

It is not on the list at WM Hocker website.

Raymond.

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The WM Hocker list is often incomplete since he generally requires personal contact information.

 

[jazzeum]

This company has nothing to do with Hocker

 

[jazzeum]

I found a couple of older threads about the Metal Shed:

This one is from this year's West Coaster and does correctly show Bruce's location as California.

Here's another one, which has a link to their web site, which is www.remsonco.com

Some great creations by this company.

I have seen them at the Hackensack show in the past.

 

[glossman]

The WM Hocker list is often incomplete since he generally requires personal contact information.

This company has nothing to do with Hocker

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Spitfrnd,

Thanks for the info. I am not aware of an alternative resource list more complete than this one. I use John's (OBEE) website too.

Brad,

I was referring to the "Toy Soldier Resource Page" on the WM Hocker website as a reference source.

http://wmhocker.com/index.php?s=resource

Kind Regards, Raymond.

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[glossman]

I found a couple of older threads about the Metal Shed:

This one is from this year's West Coaster and does correctly show Bruce's location as California.

Here's another one, which has a link to their web site, which is www.remsonco.com

Some great creations by this company.

I have seen them at the Hackensack show in the past.

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Thanks, Brad.

There are some incredible WWI armoured vehicles and warbirds by Metal Shed.

Well worth a very close look.

Raymond.

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[joesgis]

The Metal Shed makes some of the more interesting collectibles around and this time its maker, Bruce Hebron, didn't disappoint. These are all metal and not inexpensive but they are incredible creations.

The Priest in this photo looks really nice. Thanks for posting the pics Brad. I'm going to take a much closer look at his work at the Westcoaster. I know they are a little pricey, but that is to be expected with amount of work and detail in these creations. I would like to get at least one of his pieces at some point in time. There is nothing else like Metal Shed out there- truly unique and very eye-popping indeed !

Joe

 

[Showman]

Joe Remson, he handles Metal Shed and Brian Rodden Knights.

Here is his email address..

JWREMSON@aol.com