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| Name: | Boris Bron |
| E-mail address: | sales@tinbay.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://tinbay.com |
| Comments: | Hello!
Great works and beautiful craftsmanship! I whant to present new web site of our studio. Tinbay.com - produces collectible toy soldiers, tin soldiers, tin and lead soldiers, historical figures and military historical miniatures more then 10 years. Our catalog includes about 1000 figures of Napoleonic era, Samurais, Knights, Old Romans and Ninja. Visit our online shop to order tin and lead figures and check our current stock at ebay. Will be happy to link with your site! Best Regards, Boris |
| Name: | Paul Gruendler |
| E-mail address: | p_gruendler@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Your site is a dream to navigate! O'brien ("OBEES") sent me. Keep up the good work! |
| Name: | Dan Lopez |
| E-mail address: | dan.kimlopez@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Hi Folks,
Please change my e-mail address in your dream book page. I've been real busy at work (ready mix)so I have not done much painting lately.Am real excited about the new Conte Roman figures that just came out.Hope Conte comes out soon with their plastic French and Indian War figures. Later, Dan Lopez |
| Name: | Dan Lopez |
| E-mail address: | pepelopez@attbi.com |
| Comments: | Hi,
I really like your site and the nice painted figures. Your tips on painting are also very interesting. Give us some tips on how to assemble the Conte Vikings you showed us. I used some real tiny thin screws. I cut off the end of the head, then sharpened it on my grinder to a point, applied some good epoxy cement and screwed the arm or shield on to the figure.It holds real well and I don't have to worry about it falling off.As a primer for the same plastic type figures I use a product called "Plastic Coat HM101" by Lion Paints, which I got from "The Toy Soldier Company". If your weopons happen to bend, the paint will not chip or crack off. I always use acrylic paints, Delta Creamcoat works well and I also use some old Armory Paints I still have on hand. Keep up the good work! Sincerely, Dan Lopez |