--- Damon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >I'm afraid I _was_ a bit jealous of my youngest > >brother, who got to play with all the cool SW toys- > >by then I was 'too old' to publicly admit wanting > to play with them! And of course, he'd also gotten > the nifty posable Star Trek and Planet of the Apes > 'action > >figures' as well -- heck, they fit my plastic horse > >models to a T, and *I was too old to play!* (But > >not too old to think about it! ;} ) > > So do you STILL do plastic Horsey models, or are you > too old for them too? :P
<eyebrow raised> "Do" Horsey models? Hmm, no; Breyers (Tm) come fully assembled and painted, although they can be modified (re-posed, repainted, add real mohair manes/tails) by the fanatic. There are model shows held regularly from what I understand; if I'm going to go to a horse-related convention, however, it'd better have *real* horses and info about them. [Still, my collection is packed away in a closet - I keep hoping to 'convert' my nieces to equine-lovers, but 'Barbie' has an unshakable pink hold thus far... :P] > Any happen to be in 1/15 or 1/32 scale (might want > to do something crazy like put a knight on one...) When I was into 'Dungeons and Dragons,' I did paint miniature cast figurines, and among the warlocks, necromancers, goblins and elven archers were various knights and mounted characters - does that count? :) Debbi who still misses those all-night sessions of gaming __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your desktop! http://platinum.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
