Thanks Andrew and yes all superb figures.

Not painted the 95th though, hope someone has the mould.

Watching this one, Bob, Ruck On!

Cheers Steve, I would pick a highlander with a difficult tartan, never mind, onwards and upwards.

This is a cracking sculpt, I've always thought of David Grieve figures as a benchmark that all other model producers to strive to achieve the same standard, even down to the fact that the 100mm/ 90mm white metal kits had all the flashings pre cleaned off and there was always loads instructions for history and uniform added in the box.
I have had this one in my stash for some time now, like you Bob it's the tartan that's held me back lol, reckon I'll have to dig it out and have a go at it.
Looks like you are off to a good start Bob, nice one mate
Cheers
Jim

Cheers Jim, yes I also think that Grieve is the benchmark others strived for. They still hold up 30 odd years later. I only wish I had got them all when the y first appeared.
The rifleman is the one now for me, I may be wrong but believe CGS have the mould.
Hope your feeling better Jim see you soon if so at Bugle

Yeah I hope to make Bugle Call Bob, also going to give the yeovil show a go if I can on 23rd October, all being well I should be able to be there