Jeff Say's Collection (1 Viewer)

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I visited my good friend Jeff Say and took photos of his collection for sharing on the site. The figures are placed on upper glass shelves in a glass-covered bookcase, the lower shelves being filled with books. The bookcase is rather dark with yellow lights and the collection is not easy to photograph. Generally, I used a simple flash and edited the pics. For some pieces, I took them out and photographed them against a white background.

The collection comprises K&C, JJD, Del Prado, Tradition, Britains and other figures (Imrie_Risley, Le Cimier, Historex, etc) which I had made for him.
He's organised his collection into several basic themes.

Ancients




Alexander the Great (Russian casting Conversion)


Roman War Machine (Andrea Miniatures. Wedding cake columns)

 

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This was a Tradition Roman Signifier, converted.




This was an Andrea Miniatures figure.

 

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Medievals




This was a specific request from Jeff to display William the Conqueror and Harold Godwinson (both Chota Sahib figures) on a display with the three known flags fanions as recorded for the battle of Hastings, 1066.

 

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A Knight Templar 70mm (Scottish manufacturer) converted with a different head and modified helmet.

 

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Asiatics

 

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Africans







King Maqoma, Xhosa Chief. Preiser conversion on Britians horse.

 

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Napoleonics






Jingling Johnny, 18th Ligne, 1807, Historex Nemrod

 

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Jacobite Rebellion


Marshal Ney at Waterloo

 

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Trafalgar and Admiral Horatio Nelson


Stadden figure and model of the HMS Victory shipdeck.



A combination of Artesiana Latina Ship Model kit and Verlinden figures.

 

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North America - Civil War and Indian Wars





American Civil War


various Indian tribes



Apache Scout



Battle of the Little Big Horn. He's a bit of a Custer fan. 4 Custer figures in his collection!

 

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Miscellaneous



With that, I conclude my simple survey of his very nice collection. Rgds Victor

 

[Artillery_crazy]

Great collection....I personally loved the Prussian Artillery pit.....I have seem the kit in the past, but never the assembled set....Very nice indeed.
Cheers
A_C

 

[Blackbob]

Keine preußische Kanone, ich glaube es ist bayerisch. These figures and the artillery piece are//were made by Hecker &Goros. They are not currently listed on their Website but you may find them out there somewhere with a dealer. I can provide part numbers, is requested.

 

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Hi Luiz,

Here is one :
https://picclick.com/54mm-1-32-METAL-HECKER-GOROS-24-POUNDER-FIELD-382054742996.html


Rgds Victor

 

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Here are some updated pics from Jeff's collection. He had bought a few more new pieces and rearrange some of his shelves to display them.

 

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More pics

 

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More pics.

 

[Horus]

Nice to see your Buffalo hunting scene again Victor

 

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Hi Steve,

I couldn’t miss it. He had displayed it in the centre of his living room. Must have irked the missus. I only visited him when the missus was out, definitely trying to avoid her glare. Same as Jeff... hahahahahaha. Victor

 

[REVWARBUFF]

Jeff has a very nice collection. Thanks for sharing it with us Victor!

I always like seeing how other collectors display their figures and, of course, to see what they have.