My Report: Andy in Sydney (1 Viewer)

[Patton]

I had the pleasure of meeting Andy at Peter Nathan's shop in Sydney.

Andy will need to release a limited edition of his own likeness (maybe he can be a refugee ??) as he was pulled from pillar to post by all the visitors eager to meet him. Andy was clearly up to the challenge as I managed to have a decent discussion with him about some of my ideas (hehehe).

The display of the new Light Horse figures was awesome as were the figures themselves.

I decided to purchase the Red Ensign horseman. It was great setting it up on my shelf as it is my first K&C mounted figure (and yes I have been agonising for months as WWII Europe is my forte).

I will also have to find a place for the autographed box.


cheers

 

[Simpson & his donkey.]

Hi who won the other diorama piece at the K&C dinner in Sydney.Simmo.

 

[breslau]

I had the pleasure of meeting Andy at Peter Nathan's shop in Sydney.

Andy will need to release a limited edition of his own likeness (maybe he can be a refugee ??) as he was pulled from pillar to post by all the visitors eager to meet him. Andy was clearly up to the challenge as I managed to have a decent discussion with him about some of my ideas (hehehe).

The display of the new Light Horse figures was awesome as were the figures themselves.

I decided to purchase the Red Ensign horseman. It was great setting it up on my shelf as it is my first K&C mounted figure (and yes I have been agonising for months as WWII Europe is my forte).

I will also have to find a place for the autographed box.


cheers

What an interesting thought - a cameo appearancee by Andy Neilson in one of his own figures. How else could he be depicted? A saluting civilian watching the LAH in Berlin? I think not. What about as a civilian prisoner of the Japanese following the fall of Hong Kong in December 1941? Not a possibility given his thoughts on the Pacific Theatre. A Royal Marine Commando? Too predictable. How about a gallant skipper of a small craft coming to the rescue of the BEF in May 1940? Maybe. Any other ideas?

 

[jules118]

What an interesting thought - a cameo appearancee by Andy Neilson in one of his own figures. How else could he be depicted? A saluting civilian watching the LAH in Berlin? I think not. What about as a civilian prisoner of the Japanese following the fall of Hong Kong in December 1941? Not a possibility given his thoughts on the Pacific Theatre. A Royal Marine Commando? Too predictable. How about a gallant skipper of a small craft coming to the rescue of the BEF in May 1940? Maybe. Any other ideas?

A drunken merchant seaman being evicted from dingy SOHK den of ill repute?

 

[The Military Workshop]

How about an Expatriate (ie. white) Police Inspector wearing the short sleeved shirt with sam browne, khaki shorts and the long socks to go with SOHK ? Could even be called Inspector Neilsen.
I am pretty sure Andy has gpod photo reference !!!
Regards
Brett