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Any of you guys seen pieces from these guys? They're real gems and here are a few pictures taken during room trading. I belive Bob Walker bought the ship for a nice amount and it's real one-of-akind piece.

Carlos

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Who are these guys? That is superb work, real art. -- lancer
 
Once again thanks Carlos for another batch of great photos and bringing the ship to our attention and hoping Bob will send along additional photos of it shortly after he's gets it home....The Lt.
 
WOW!
Just the kind of present I would want on my birthday! Just wait till Maddicus and KV see this baby! Is it a Greek naval boat? Looks great with armament bristling everywhere!
Thanks Carlos, the pics are super.:)
Mike
 
WOW!
Just the kind of present I would want on my birthday! Just wait till Maddicus and KV see this baby! Is it a Greek naval boat? Looks great with armament bristling everywhere!
Thanks Carlos, the pics are super.:)
Mike

It is a Russian battleship and my guess sold for about $5000.00...maybe more...Michael
 
I might be able to afford the Gleek steam pinnace!
 

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I might be able to afford the Gleek steam pinnace!

I changed my mind. That ship could have sold for $10,000...It is a work of absolute metalworker art..There is a site that sells actual steam tinplate ships, that are much smaller variations of this type...Search for Tucher & Walther on the net and you will find some tin beauties...such as the 3' gunboat attached..Michael
 

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As Ace Ventura said after being hit by three poison darts..""THATS TOO MUCH!"
 
I changed my mind. That ship could have sold for $10,000...It is a work of absolute metalworker art...
Still not high enough yet. I was told the price was $16,000. It was a special commission by Bob Walker and includes figures from his old toy soldier company. Carlo's pictures do not reflect the sheer size of the ship.:eek:
 
I heard a similar number-that being $14,000.00 and she was in "dry dock" for a ninety (90) day building process. Without a doubt, a very unique & daunting piece!

Tally Ho,
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Anyone know anything about this company? I can't find anything by google. Their aircraft look fantastic and somewhat affordable as compared to KC warbirds. Any info would be welcomed. -- lancer
 
Very cool and interesting pieces they have and they always make me do a double take but I think they are more of a Monet to me.
 
Anyone know anything about this company? I can't find anything by google. Their aircraft look fantastic and somewhat affordable as compared to KC warbirds. Any info would be welcomed. -- lancer
The Metal Shed
Bruce & Rosie Hebron
3351 Stage Springs Road
Creston, CA 93432
805-238-1662

They attend the two shows that I attend: West Coaster and Chicago Show.:)
 
Steven and Michael - thanks for the info about Metal Shed. It is the first info I have been able to get. -- Al
 
..more of a Monet to me.

So Alex, lets see if we can begin to put toy soldiers into "styles" like art?

What figures/vehicles do you think fit in the following styles :confused: :
Abstract
Abstract Expressionism
Abstract Impressionism
Academic
American Scene
Analytic Cubism
Art Nouveau (Jugendstil, Liberty Style)
Baroque
Color-field Painting
Constructivism
Cubism
Dada
De Stijl (Neo-Plasticism)
Earth
Expressionism
Fauves (Fauvism)
Futurism
Greek
Impressionism
Landscape
Mannerism
Minimal (Minimalism)
Modernism
Neo-Abstraction
Neo-Dadaism
Neo-Expressionism
Neo-Impressionism
Neoclassicism
Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity)
Northern Renaissance
Op (Optical Art)
Pointillism
Photo-Realism
Pop
Post-Impressionism
Postmodernism
Primitive
Realism (Social Realism)
Realist Revival
Renaissance
Rococo
Romanticism
Russian Revolutionary
Still Life
Suprematism
Surrealism
Symbolism (Symbolist Movement)
Synthetic Cubism
Transcendentalism

I have never been accused of not being esoteric:rolleyes:
 
Lets see here are a few.

American Scene Civil war figures
Constructivism John's new thread
Dada father miniatures
De Stijl (Neo-Plasticism) TSSD's new plastic figures
Futurism next month's dispatches
Greek East of India's Greeks
Landscape Ken Osen's dioramas
Minimal (Minimalism) hints on future releases
Modernism K&C Special forces figures
Photo-Realism Panda's photos
Primitive dimestore soldiers
Romanticism K&C Egyptian women
Still Life toy soldiers
 

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