Gordon's work (2 Viewers)

[Rob]

Guys, as a perfectly enjoyable thread was once again ruined by discourse and understandably closed by Pat ,I'd like to start this one where we can enjoy Gordon's work. So I'll post a couple of his pics to get it rolling including last from other thread

 

[uksubs]

One of my favourite

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[uksubs]

 

[Rob]

 

[Rob]

 

[jazzeum]

I know I have photos of a few older ones that I saved at home and will post those tonight, including an Arnhem one but that may be Andy's work; still good though ^&grin

Brad

 

[Rob]

 

[Artillery_crazy]

Fantastic Middle East Dio.....loved it since the day it first showed up in the collectors magazine and later on at the K&C site.....would love to see more of these dio buildings available for sale by K&C!!
Cheers
A_C

Guys, as a perfectly enjoyable thread was once again ruined by discourse and understandably closed by Pat ,I'd like to start this one where we can enjoy Gordon's work. So I'll post a couple of his pics to get it rolling including last from other thread

 

[jazzeum]

This was a dio that K & C made for the Arnhem 44 range. I think (but couldn't swear) that it is now in the collection of John Adivari (Njja on this Forum).

Not sure if it was made by Andy or Gordon.

 

[jazzeum]

These were from the 2009 Chicago Show.

 

[Desertkiwi]

Great Thread Rob, thanks for kicking it off mate!{sm4}

 

[Rob]

Great Thread Rob, thanks for kicking it off mate!{sm4}

My pleasure my friend:salute::

Rob

 

[Rob]

 

[nysoldiers]

Gordon and Andy are "artists" and masters of their craft. From one who has collected art (contemporary paintings and Asian antiques) for over forty years I still find it hard to figure out the actual worth of a piece. Art is very subjective and while we may all have our opinions it is best to respect the buyer's decision in what he feels is a fair price.
If you love the work of art and get pleasure from owning it then pay what you can afford.

I enjoy K&C's diorama pieces and would also like to see more desert and European dwellings.

Perhaps John Jenkins will do some individual pieces one day, I remember that he started out as a theatrical set designer.
The added attraction of our toy soldier/military miniature art is that it truly brings history to life.

 

[theBaron]

This piece particularly caught my eye. I once saw a small castle in Baden that resembled this. It dated from the late medieval period, I think, but was still in use as an outpost in the 18th century. I always thought I'd like to build a section of the covered wall and the courtyard, for some of my SYW figures. This inspires me to revive that project. Thanks for posting the photo, Rob!

Prost!
Brad

 

[TomNT]

Thanks for starting this thread Rob although it's a pity the other one got closed.

I also think the desert village dio is one of Gordon's best and for me it's the huge "grandeur" or size of it that makes it so impressive. I am a big fan of large dio's and even though the small dio's look awesome, you can't go past a "biggy" in my view. The new building Gordon created is awe inspiring though!

Tom