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PICS - Some little people
Based on an earlier post, #10988.3, I thought I might post some little people pics. Anyone else have any?
Cheers and Happy Collecting,
Steve
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The cabinets that these pictures came from. As you can see I need to work some on a nice interesting background to hide the stark white.
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The left display cabinet
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A closeup
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The 1/2 wall display/bookcase where these are located
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And for something really different
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And a teaser for the next set of closeups mit little folk - can you see them "hanging out" among or in the cars?
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Wow! What a nice set up you have. Those figures look great next to those high-end models!
A very beautiful collection. Thanks, for the pictures.
Who detailed and painted the 1956 Packard Patrician?
Great Pictures - Thanks for sharing !!
Wow! Great pics, cars, and people!
That would be by John White, model purchased from Dominion Models.
I love 'em! Here are a few of my favorites. (pics) "Well, you got that new coat so I decided to treat myself."
"look out for the duck!"
Once upon a time. . .
"Not much like Chicago!"
And a moment of nostalgia that I've used before:
That guy with the giant hot dog better watch out! Love it, thanks a million.
See David? I knew you had cars from 1905!
Outstanding little guys and gals David. Thanks for sharing.
I've always thought so too, I know the dog.
Merci! Steven.
VEry Nice, Steven. Did you detail the little people or do they come that way?
Hi John, most come that way, though I do detail some and also must completely paint others. PIC
Here is one I did from bare white metal - Phil Hill - 1961 World Champion driving that Sharknose Ferrari #4.
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Wonderful collection and very nice presentation Steven! Thanks.