Blood for the Baron!

Looks really good and go for it, as I'm concentrating on the SAS Heli components. I'm more than happy to share any of the scans if it will be of use, as such a mammoth task to do them all, especially with the other projects I have in progress.

I did send Action Figure Supplies the Eye Cannon (*Roboskull) link to download but looks like it's still stuck in my Outbox since October.
I currently use Blender to re-topography (trace) around the objects which reduces their polycount from 100 million to around 20 thousand and makes a more efficient model to print and use in computer games, also saves me having to manually recreate them from scratch.

Another related project is that I have all the Battlefield 3 pc game military vehicle models, to 3d print for Action Force and Action Man sizes, if anyone's interested.

Eye cannon? If I can help I will, my main tasks at the moment are recreating the AM training tower in AF scale and creating custom parts for existing vehicles.

AF Series 1
Download high resolution version
https://www.dropbox.com/s/04npbs0ayxiv6 ... 1.jpg?dl=0

Looking good mate always good when you finish a series

Thanks Louie, AF Series 2
(Had to create some custom picture boxes for SAS MMS & Boat Patrol and Shadowtrak, as so rare but have since fortunately got the MMS and Shadowtrak, so only the boat patrol to go)

Download high resolution version
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5mpkyy6o286uz ... 2.jpg?dl=0

Olly, your Series 1 and 2 photos are amazing!

You have 9 Roboskulls! Ridiculous!

I'd love to see close up photos of your custom boxes please?

Cheers and will do, I learnt a lot from studying your SWS box layouts, thanks. I had to create them quickly, as got to now sell 2/3rds of all the loose, since the mrs wants to update the bathrooms. So thought I would take a pic first, to remind me of the good times hehe. Keeping the boxed items and 1 of each loose which are currently in a local storage facility.

Red Shadow Attack!

Hell yes.

Showing the new kid the ropes. It was a shame they weren't the same size as wanted to customise it into an SAS mountain trooper, by replacing his head and hands with vintage and clothes. Although I'm not into modern Action Man I was impressed to find that they made this radio controlled rock climber and it's great fun to mess around with.