Blood for the Baron!

Final Jammer image up on Hisstank - it looks really good, and it'll be a 'must have' for me!

Looking at the new GI Joe TRU stuff...

Gung-Ho is a must - he's been absent from my main display for years (since RoC- the 25th and RoC Gung-Ho figures look far too small).

Spirit - I prefer this colour scheme, but would only upgrade from the PoC version if the plastic/paint jobs are a bit better ...

Great points, Dave. The only thing that has put me off was wondering about the customs fees on stuff. Anyone UK based who has been a member and if so how easy is it to join/any customs issues/ any other issues with shipments?

I wonder if it will be a repaint of the 25th ann Stalker (the newer sculpts have dreadlocks). There's also a TRU Gung-Ho update using the bulkier upper body (the 25th one now looks small compared to the post Retaliation heavier body sculpts).

Alpine and Hit And Run are now out in wave 4 of FSS 3. Really tempted by Alpine - it's a later version than the V1 deco, but I stil recall 'our' Alpine haning off the Eiffel Tower in the pages of MAF!

Thanks! Have you seen these from the archives? Printed A4 size they should be the right size for the figures.

http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/fanfic/ ... index.html

Here's a model shot made for my latest Dr Who fiction, for example, which is made from a razor holder and old headphone earplug, amongst other tat. I've added a Space Force logo, though I doubt the Who fans will spot the reference ;)

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8653/16423947820_249fdd3272_o.jpg ...

Thanks guys. Most of the scenery is cast in plaster from a war gaming site (the brickwork varies greatly in how it is scaled even on the same piece, but it seems to work OK). And painting them up is easy enough - the paints used here were all 99p tester pots from B+Q if you check the outside paint ...

Last shot from the set for today, a variation on the Muton shot, substituting a Red Shadow

SAS05sm by orr.malcolm, on Flickr

Another portrait of Eagle...

SAS04sm by orr.malcolm, on Flickr