Langy's 'The Mekon', 1/16 scale figure by Mooncrest models.

[tr1ckey66]

Nice work Chris, he looks fantastic.
Cheers, P

[Neil Merryweather]

I used to spend ages studying the cutaway drawings.
Pete

I loved the Trajan Empire (or was that Look and Learn?)

[stona]

TRIGAN Empire...pretty sure that was 'Look and Learn'.

The Trajan Empire was real, and certainly didn't involve death rays etc.

[scottie3158]

Chris,
He is brilliant mate.

[Mickc1440]

Just caught up with this Chris, deepest condolences on your father passing but all credit to you for forging on with this he looks brilliant

[langy71]

Thanks once again for the kindest condolences guys... it really does mean a lot.. :thumb2: :thumb2: :thumb2:

Thanks for following along and giving advice to the questions I needed answering...

Completed pics here..

The Mekon

[Steve-the-Duck]

TRIGAN Empire...pretty sure that was 'Look and Learn'.

The Trajan Empire was real, and certainly didn't involve death rays etc. :smiling3:

Comic geek to the fore - The Trigan Empire series are currently on Volume 4 of reprints
Meanwhile, the entire Frank Hampson (creator) run of Dan Dare is available in large format reprints, as is most of the Frank Bellamy stories and the b+w stories, that's 16 big hardbacks so far from Titan. What's still never been reprinted in the current hardbacks, nor the ones issued in the 'nineties, is the centre-spread stories from the mid-sixties

'There are no mistakes in a scientific state'