Sir Turk and the Matchmaker

[Gustavo]

Excelent!

Gus

[Knight Train]

Thanks, made my day.

I'm still laughing   

[Timotheos]

Thanks for all the comments.  I'll try to finish it this weekend. 

My hurdle now is to do the last few slides without feeling I am just imitating my style...

To Martin:
I counted eleven figures, not including the boy's walk-on on slide 2. 

The cleopatra with the wry expression really peeved me when I drew it from the box.

BTW, you know, she's off the market (4651) at least in the states--between May and June she quietly vanished.

   

[Martin Milner]

To Martin:
I counted eleven figures, not including the boy's walk-on on slide 2. 

The cleopatra with the wry expression really peeved me when I drew it from the box.

BTW, you know, she's off the market (4651) at least in the states--between May and June she quietly vanished.

Aha, so you are counting the skeleton as a klicky? What about the Scarecrow?

I like the skeleton's bridal dress, is that one piece or two, and what set did you get it/them from?

There's been a lot of shop window dressing on the sites of late, and I guess they're cleanign up the old specials in preparation fo the new set of six due out before the end of the month.

Does anybody else think it's odd to be releasing a Santa and a Snowman in July?

[Richard]

Does anybody else think it's odd to be releasing a Santa and a Snowman in July?

I would say, "Yes" ... except August is usually when the toy shops begin ordering their Christmas stock.

[Timotheos]

Aha, so you are counting the skeleton as a klicky? What about the Scarecrow?

I like the skeleton's bridal dress, is that one piece or two, and what set did you get it/them from?

I'm counting the skeleton this time as a klicky because it has a speaking role and is otherwise behaving as a klicky.  The scarecrow is in the scene purely by accident so I am considering it as a prop.

The bridal gown is two pieces, a veil and a cape, that came with 7218.