Very good. Like to see your avatarin the dio

Ok paul here is a backdrop for you. My back garden... Notice how I am not making rockets to shoot my neighbours with paul... That is only because rockets (as in the type of firework) are illegal in New Zealand







more pics here on my blog

Very nice dio though I hopped for some moving figs as in a stop motion film

I like the idea of there being a lady mounting the horse. The man handling it seems to be smiling as if he is meeting an old friend perhaps one of the daughters of the lord he works for who he has built a bond of friendship with as he watched her grow up

I really want to know how this is done. it looks so detailed. Do you make them yourself then "Mass Produce" I don't know if that is an overstatement. I imagine Green Line industries as a small company set up in a barn in rural germany but for all I know it could be a really depressing concrete comunist industrial complex set up in the eastern half of germany

But there seems to be alot of skill in what goes on. But from what I see online most of the structures are made from laser cut wood and paper. I don't know how you can laser cut paper without setting it on fire but that is besides the point. My point is: is there a way for me poor boy in small rural town New Zealand to in some way make something that resembles this

practicaly done now I will release the pictures of the finnished dio tomorrow when I have got more batteries for the camera

Very nice Alex

Come on Paul Lets see the whole army in one go. I assume it is huge

Thenkyou Paul you seem to be everywhere The smilies here are awsome

I would like to see a few late Medieval sets:
- a set of knights with full plate
- some men-at-arms
- more guards