Hey fella's, thanks for all of the very kind comments.

Ferg

Hi Dodgy:

   If you didn't have the sense of humor You have, I wouldn't have known you was an Aussie. Gd,Day Mate!

How the heck did I miss this till now!?!?!

Great collection there, some really well painted figures! 

Great stuff. Love the marine having a brew ....

Love it sprueman!!!

Fantastic works, a real eye for figures. In Texas our chickens don't cross the road, they just step over them.

G'day TB. Thanks for the comments. As for the chickens, I thought that in this day and age of PC that it was very funny. But I do posess a warped sense of humour.

No problem Keavdog. Hope I have'nt bored too many people.

Yo Dodgy!

 Hey, just checked out this thread.Love those Marine Figures! Well, I really like them all ! Oh! as far as the chicken crossing the road, Who cares? it's what it( Rooster or Hen) wants to do. I just won't run them over with my Auto!

Lots if great stuff.  I typically have stuck with 120mm but have done a few 54mm when the subject strikes me.  Thanks for posting!  

Well folks, this is the last one. I apologise for the quality of the photo's, (and the quality of the modeling for those who were expecting something better!). Keavdog, I have delivered. Finally!

Ok. The stuff I'm going to post now is very old. I took a long break from modelling just when my skills were starting to develop, so I had to start all over again. The following is a mixture of unknown one peice resin kits, some New Hope Design and Squadron/Rubin metal kits, and Historex.

This is a white metal figure. Can't remember the manufacturer, but it's about 75mm.

This is a 54mm Verlinden figure. It's a bit old now and I look at it and think, I should have done this, or that. Whatever.

This one is a bit of a Sad Sack. It's a 150mm scale fig of a U.S. marine sculpted by Mike Good. The sculpting and deatail are awsome. Sadly his rifle got broken during a move. If anyone out there has a 150mm scale M16 that they would like to part with, I'd be grateful, because then I can return him to his original look.

I think this might have been a Series 75 figure. Can't remember. White metal, nicely cast, but no matter what I did, he always looked like he was going to fall flat on his face. Ah well, finish it and move on.....

This is another large scale figure, but I can't remember the manufacturer. Possibly Warriors, Fort Royal Review...... I added a couple of minor bits to make him into an Aussie instead of a Brit.