Blood for the Baron!

Hi all,
Been busy taking photo's of my 1:6th scale stuff the last few days, lack of display space forces me to store 'em in the loft
As you can see, the collection sort of reflects my tastes in films/T.V,games & military subjects but here's a few highlights, hope you guy's don't mind me sharing 'em with you.. I want this guy's Jacket! ..as well as this guys jacket too. This guy could be a member of the Oktober Gaurd? A couple of different Bonds, but who was better?
Connery.. ..or Brosnan? & from one of my all time fave' T.V. shows,
Stead & Mrs Peel. Here's one for Chopper..a & finally, a treat for D.A. Action Man is James Bond, in "The Actionman Who Loved Me" Thanks for looking

Cheers T'shot.

Connery or Brosnan, Connery or Brosnan... that's a very difficult choice, but Connery has gotten even better with age (despite not being Bond at that point), like wine. Will Brosnan be capable of do the same? Same Bond-hour, same Bond-channel!

PS: The "treat for D.A." refers to me or DeviantArt? (I should have chosen a less confusing username)

Hi D.A.
It was for you dude, as I know you like your Actionman toys.
I've just found his goggles, now he's all ready to ski off the edge of a (pretend) cliff..

Brosnan. he's got Moore's humour without being OTT, Connery's bad-assness and his own Irish charm.

Roger Moore was the 1st Bond I ever saw, so I've got fond memories of him in the role...even if he's not the best actor to play Bond. I still associate Goldeneye more with the classic N64 game rather than the movie, which explains why I ended up with 2 Brosnan's.. The forgotten Bond, but I feel that O.H.M.S.S. is a good film in it's own right. She may not be as popular as Miss Croft, but I'm a big fan..

I've never seen these before Thundershot! This is dangerous, as I really like them! I have two things to say:-

1. You must have a big loft!
2. I'm off to dig out my N64 after all of this talk of Goldeneye!

I'm very good @ packing Steve

Apart from the odd exception, such as Brogan here, & not really caring about such matters as "mint in box" they are all carefully wrapped up in acid free tissue paper & kept in r-kive boxes, which saves no end of space, as the original packaging has long since gone to the local recycle centre...well you have to think of the environment don't you nowadays.

Plus, as I see it,the added benefit of all that extra loft insulation must add up to reducing the household carbon footstep in some way

is there a close up of jaws? he looks pretty cool...

Sundance wrote:Brosnan. he's got Moore's humour without being OTT, Connery's bad-assness and his own Irish charm.

thats what ive always said about brosnan! connery is still my favorite tho, my least has gotta be daniel craig, even timothy dalton was better than him, dont mind him as an actor he just doesnt have ANY bond qualities!

Ross SC wrote:

Sundance wrote:Brosnan. he's got Moore's humour without being OTT, Connery's bad-assness and his own Irish charm.

thats what ive always said about brosnan! connery is still my favorite tho, my least has gotta be daniel craig, even timothy dalton was better than him, dont mind him as an actor he just doesnt have ANY bond qualities!

after reading all the books for the first time a year ago and rereading recently daniel craig is the one in my head as bond, I think hes by far the closest to flemings bond though my favourite movie bond is moore...