As a child of 25-52 I got involved in another collecting passion besides German junk.
I admire those that can create with their hands. I find myself far to critical and impatient and wind up undoing what I create.
I did however note at a young age an ability to paint plus a vivid imagination.

Hence 25mm.-28mm. lead/pewter figurines.
A few follow.
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I will open with a knight.

One must also have the Evil knight.

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Wizard.
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Other Folk.
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The proverbial wood cutter.
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Very nice. Are these for a game or just for fun? I also got into the small guys for wargaming. Neat pieces!

Vern, thank you. I think these are mostly for therapy. I have collected them over the years by what catches my eye or presents a challenge to paint. I have accumulated a fair number of them so I guess I've needed alot of therapy over the years.
Never have checked out the wargame aspect, perhaps someday.

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I'll post a few more and let it go at that.
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The wood cutters friend.

The fairer sex.
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For the Tolkien readers of Middle Earth.
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An Elf.

Finis.
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Very impressive Joe. I don't know where you get the patience from.

Cheers
Don

Thanks Don. Painting these figurines takes me away from all the cares of the world.

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I am extremely Jealous! My big problem is a steady hand, and a difficult time doing faces.

Outstanding job!

It's been awhile, thought I would post a few more. You might enjoy these better.
Futuristic Male soldier.

Futuristic Female warrior.

And their faithfull gopher?

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Pay me no mind. I'm testing myself against a new scanner.
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The skeleton figure with the tattered robe and the gopher are my favorites! Great ones.

Mark

Beautiful work..!!! How old is that dime ?????

Regards,

Thank you gentlemen for the kind words. The dime is a 1916.

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