Remember the Alamo March 6, 1836

[kingsmt]

These are 20 new Mexicans that I just finished painting. These are 54 mm figures, cast in resin, from my own original sculpts. The figures are multi-part figures (like Historex) and parts are interchangeable which allows almost unlimited conversions

I have Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery teams, Mexican Conscripts/Militia. Casualties, Texicans, New Orleans Grays and Tenn. Volunteers.

Remember the Alamo!!

[von Lucky]

I am impressed with your many talents. How did you make these (sculpt, cast, etc)? I assume these are for your own enjoyment or do you have a website?

[FifteensAway]

Only see white question marks in blue boxes outline in white. 

[kingsmt]

15,  I can see the pix and so can Lucky. It must be your settings.

Lucky, These are just for me. Sorry.

[von Lucky]

FifteensAway - they are still showing for me. Does this link work for you?
http://s222.photobucket.com/user/nevinsrip/library/?sort=3&page=1

kingsmt - no need to apologise!

[FifteensAway]

No settings change but I see them now.  I've found being able to see our own photos is a poor predictor of whether or not others can see them.

Quite a nostalgic turn in your recent postings.

[kingsmt]

Quite a nostalgic turn in your recent postings.

I have always been a plastic toy soldier figure collector. Before I was introduced to wargames figures, I collected toy soldiers from my childhood. I have an extensive collection. So extensive, that I ran out of "wants" and began making figures of my own. And these are what you see in my photos. I grew up in the Westerns TV period in America and still enjoy Cowboys and Indians.