K&C SOHK / Imperial collection / China Marines corner (4 Viewers)

[jules118]

That's awesome Lawrence. Being a relatively newcomer to K&C I had not seen the gateway before and not much of the Silk Road either. Really like your setup and would love to see some more pix.

 

[thales41]

Composition noted, however the LIGHTING makes it for me.

Uncanny.

Couldn't help myself, had to include a couple more with 'Mad Jock'

 

[PolarBear]

You have a wonderful looking collection Lawrence. I wish I had started my collection when the Silk Road Gateway was still available - fabulous piece that makes a terrific backdrop for your figures.
Mike

I bet Mike Miller could whip on of those up with his stone making set

 

[glossman]

Chinese Imperial Army

Silk Road Series / Imperial Collection / Glossy K&C Boxers

Hi Lawrence,

Your collection is pretty awesome.

Thanks for sharing, Raymond.

 

[GICOP]

Hi Lawrence

Great pictures

Your Glossy K&C Boxers are superb, sometimes I wish I had collected Boxers

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Military Workshop]

Some great pics from Lawrence and Mike. That Gateway very impressive.

 

[Lawrence Lo]

Thanks everyone for the kind words and thanks to Julian for starting this thread with his wonderful photos. I look forward to seeing more of everyone's collection. Naturally, I will do my part in helping spread the word about this wonderful range .

 

[jazzeum]

Fantastic collections and photos from everyone. Much appreciated.

Question for Mike: how did you make the water scene? It looks fantastic.

 

[mestell]

Fantastic collections and photos from everyone. Much appreciated.

Question for Mike: how did you make the water scene? It looks fantastic.

Thank you very much Brad, glad you enjoyed it. All of the backdrops I use are photographs of Chinese structures that I downloaded off the internet from basically google searches. With my computer I resize them in an attempt to bring them into scale with my figures and scenics. The "water" base I use is a photo I took of the "water portion" that was in a downloaded photograph of a Chinese tea house. After I resized and cropped my water subject to createt the water effect I wanted, I then reprinted it onto semi-gloss photo paper. I just simply butt my "water photo base(s)" up against the K&C piers or another photo backdrop and then add the other elements on top of it such as the sampans, and the steam launch.
Mike

 

[aujj65]

My wife actually collects the matt SOHK range amongst other Oriental items.

To start with a special set of “Gift Givers” made for the K&C UK Collectors Club members some years ago.

Jeff

Another one, this time a Mandarin with a special paint job.

Jeff

 

[thebritfarmer]

Jeff, Lawrence & Mike, beautiful collections you have! Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

[bearybones]

Lawrence,

You have a wonderful collection. That Silk Road Gateway is an absolutely spectacular piece. I wasn't yet collecting when it was available.

George

 

[strategosathena]

Thanks everyone for the kind words and thanks to Julian for starting this thread with his wonderful photos. I look forward to seeing more of everyone's collection. Naturally, I will do my part in helping spread the word about this wonderful range .

MAY I COPY THAT photo for my club?

 

[strategosathena]

Hi Lawrence,

Your collection is pretty awesome.

Thanks for sharing, Raymond.

real art!!..may i copy that photos for my club?

 

[strategosathena]

Hi Lawrence,

Your collection is pretty awesome.

Thanks for sharing, Raymond.

GREAT !!!...a real museum...may i copy the photos for my club?

 

[mestell]

GREAT !!!...a real museum...may i copy the photos for my club?

Any photos that I have posted on this thread you are very welcome to copy for your club . . . .
Mike

 

[bromhead]

outstanding

 

[jules118]

A few more angles and close ups

 

[Lawrence Lo]

real art!!..may i copy that photos for my club?

Sorry for the delay in responding. Yes, please use them for your club. All the best, Lawrence

 

[thales41]

Indeed he did, think this was just before he found himself in a rather compromising situation with a couple of nubile young masseuses in one of the many houses of ill repute situated near the wharf.

Ah, reminds me of my first port visit to !#%^land in the early 1980s. Exotic, erotic, and unforgettable