Zach's Collection (1 Viewer)

Just delivered today from my friendly neighborhood postal worker!

This is Nuts Planet (1/10th scale) bust of Julius Caesar painted by Anson Chen


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zblang said:
This is Nuts Planet (1/10th scale) bust of Julius Caesar painted by Anson Chen
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Didn't you once say you weren't a bust man??? :tongue:

Jokes aside -- pretty sweet looking!
 
This is a bust (yes....I do like them!) I recently got. This is a 19th Century Mountain Man from Castle Miniatures and painted by Olga Zernina in Russia


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These are some English Queens painted in Russia. They were quite cheap and I am planning to use them as filler figures in a Banquet scene I am putting together. I am going to throw some gloss coat on them as the rest of the figures are glossies painted by John Firth (pics of dio to come in a month or so).


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This is King & Country's Knight and Squire - MK 070. I've been after this one for a while but refused to pay Ebay prices for it. I finally got it for a reasonable price at auction. I've always loved it and am glad to have found it


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These are some Native Americans from MiniMen. I was unfamiliar with Minimen until this past Chicago show. I really love them and will definitely be adding to that part of my collection (if you scroll back a bit, you can find my Minimen mounted chiefs and scouts).

These are
Warrior Seated Making Arrows Minimen 219C
Squaw Cooking w/ Fire and Kettle Minimen 229/229A
Gutted Dear on Dear Rack Minimen 229B/229C

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And this one, you all know, it's First Legion's Three Musketeer Vignette. I am awe by this set and absolutely can't wait for the rest of the TYW figures that are going to be coming!


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and last but not least for this update we have Henry II from Aeroart! I love this guy!


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The variety and quality of Zach's collection is fantastic, I always seem to see something different each time I view this thread, congrats again on a wonderful collection...Sammy
 
I just thought I'd share this here since it's easiest! This is a new cabinet that I had made and was just delivered today. I absolutely love it. Its a replica Sinclair Aircraft fuel pump. I haven't put the shelves in yet, so the glass looks frosted, but it isn't...


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Very unusual to say the least. How many shelves does it hold and what are the dimensions?
 
zblang said:
I just thought I'd share this here since it's easiest! This is a new cabinet that I had made and was just delivered today. I absolutely love it. Its a replica Sinclair Aircraft fuel pump. I haven't put the shelves in yet, so the glass looks frosted, but it isn't...


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This is really awesome! A buddy of mine restores old fuel pumps from the 50's and 60's. He would definitely get a kick out of this. Where did you get it from?
 
It's 27"W x 14.5"D x 58"H (74" w/ globe) and has seven adjustable shelves - not sure that I'll use them all.
I got it from Karl Kress at Showcases unlimited. Completely custom and hand made - you can do any theme you want. He's great. The box this thing came in was amazing. It was so well made that I had a hard time just throwing it away. I was almost tempted to paint it, get shelves and make another cabinet out if it! :)
 
Thanks for the link. After I asked the question, I looked around the web and found some sites, although this one seems to be the nicest. All I can say is that if I purchased a curio like that, my wife might have a fit. Ahh, to be young and single. Stay that way (at least single) :tongue:
 
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