How about a "figures" page?

[Swampfox]

Thanks for the Peoplescale link.

Looks like it's time to spend a little $.

Thanks,
SFX

[richkat]

Dang they are proud of them! you see the cost?....WOW......Rich

[kahoody]

Originally Posted by airdave

yeah I think all my airfield diorama kits have figures in them...don't they?
lol I can't remember

I agree, flat paper figures are a good idea.
Better than plastic.
Bad plastic.
Relies on Arab Oil you know...bad plastic.
Paper good.
Comes from dead trees.
mmmm good.

Dave, you're a real hoot! Love your wacky humour, mate!

[Fishcarver]

Take all the Cdn beetle-killed trees. Grind them up.(papier-mache) Add dry glue (made of wheat & dairy by-products) Result: CANACLAY !! The Canadian, organic,green, sustainable, alternative to the dreaded P*****. It can be injection-moulded, etc.......

Come on, folks....If my kat can "think outside of the box", so can you.........

Jim

(Vichnaya pamyat, Viktor B)

[Fishcarver]

Hey! We are talking about "Cottage industry opprtunities" here..... JR

[whulsey]

They're repopping the old Ulrich Mini-Men (for you 60's slot racers and model car builders. Here's a link: Ulrich Mini-Men 1/24th Scale

[Fishcarver]

Posable figures at $3.00 a piece!! This is a good start!!
JR

Vichnaya pamyat, Viktor!

[richkat]

Originally Posted by whulsey

They're repopping the old Ulrich Mini-Men (for you 60's slot racers and model car builders. Here's a link: Ulrich Mini-Men 1/24th Scale

Thanks for this link, I was wondering if you could still get them. I build a bunch of the when younger.....Rich

[Fishcarver]

now: what kind of demand is there out there for 1:24 /1:25 figures?
Soviet Modern Nato etc?
JR

[spaceagent-9]

its the skill it takes to make them out of paper that is so interesting! great job!