The Women Who Lived In A Shoe/28mm

[Too Bo Coo]

You've inspired me to greater efforts!  I'll be in Moscow this week so I'll keep my eyes open for any treasures to bring back and share. 

[War In 15MM]

Michi, thank you for the very generous words.  They are much appreciated.  Too Bo Coo, thank you.  I can only hope that once in awhile I contribute something in return for all the inspiration I receive from LAF, and I'll keep my eyes open for your Moscow treasurers.  Richard

[Marine0846]

Lovely, just lovely.
What more could I say.
Thank you for sharing.

[white knight]

Exellent! Now I want the same one as I can see a use for it.

[War In 15MM]

Really glad you both enjoyed it.  White Knight, I just thought it was crazy neat and wanted to paint it, but I'd love to hear how you would use one.  Thanks for writing.  Richard

[Grimmnar]

I love it. But i cant think that looking at the residents that it shouldnt be an old shoe but a stiletto with a 6" heel. 

Grimm

[War In 15MM]

Grimm, thanks for writing.  I'm glad you like it.  I imagine the girls take their comfort where they find it.  Richard

[white knight]

Well, I'm torn between two possible uses.
I have some old lance & laser cartoony medieval antropomorphic ducks that this could go well with as an old giant's shoe turned into house. Not my figures, but they look like this: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_GBYpymyJpPM/Sw26AW2w8EI/AAAAAAAACHo/3Vrpoi7FmM8/s1600/duck.jpg

The second would be I have plans for a 28mm smurf village where this could serve as a house made from a human's shoe.

[War In 15MM]

The ducks are great, and I like both ideas.  I really like the idea of a village made of castoff items.  Thanks for getting back to me on this.  Richard