Faithless Angels

Love that last pic! Realistic posing, like a serious conversation is happening.

In the meantime, Peta grows impatient, and just wants to get back to business: making noise!

davidd wrote:Love that last pic! Realistic posing, like a serious conversation is happening.

In the meantime, Peta grows impatient, and just wants to get back to business: making noise!

Cheers Dave! on flickr, their conversation went, "Do you know any led zeppelin?" . Yeah, Peta, just wants to get on with it

Nice shots. Glad to see your drummer getting more love — the loose strand of hair in her face is a nice touch. That last pic looks like he’s asking for a request (or maybe an autograph?).

Stryker2011 wrote:Nice shots. Glad to see your drummer getting more love — the loose strand of hair in her face is a nice touch. That last pic looks like he’s asking for a request (or maybe an autograph?).

Thanks Mark . I thought you'd appreciate a few single shots of Jasmine, after all she is usually behind her drum kit. Yeah, you guessed right, he's asking if they know any Led Zep tracks

The last two photos (guitar and conversation) are also my favorites, nice work.

BAMComix wrote:
Thanks Mark . I thought you'd appreciate a few single shots of Jasmine, after all she is usually behind her drum kit. Yeah, you guessed right, he's asking if they know any Led Zep tracks

Peta should tell him to hop in his hot tub time machine and take his frocked hair and his 8-Track tape of Physical Graffiti back to 1975 and just be thankful there are still acts that actually know how to play musical instruments and write songs in 2021

GubernatorFan wrote:The last two photos (guitar and conversation) are also my favorites, nice work.

Cheers Ian! pleased you enjoyed them

Xavion2004 wrote:

BAMComix wrote:
Thanks Mark . I thought you'd appreciate a few single shots of Jasmine, after all she is usually behind her drum kit. Yeah, you guessed right, he's asking if they know any Led Zep tracks

Peta should tell him to hop in his hot tub time machine and take his frocked hair and his 8-Track tape of Physical Graffiti back to 1975 and just be thankful there are still acts that actually know how to play musical instruments and write songs in 2021

Great shots, the last one looks like a business deal and great detail with the cigarette pack on the strap. I saw Chewie managed to find a devil lady, I always knew that walking rug had some interesting tastes.

Theboo-bomb wrote:Great shots, the last one looks like a business deal and great detail with the cigarette pack on the strap. I saw Chewie managed to find a devil lady, I always knew that walking rug had some interesting tastes.

Thanks so much Theboo-bomb . I think Chewie is a bit of ladies man on the quiet

Spectacular!!! The staging is insane, the poses, the number of props!!! (where the hell di you find those lovely Marshall amps!?)

Seriously awesome, I can't get enough of that bar/concert place, each set of pictures is like spending a night at a super cool concert!

And that band definitely makes me think about 3rd Eye Girl, the rock trio discovered and sponsored by Prince (I highly recommend their Plectrum Electrum album)

WoW! I love it! Sooooo cool. Very nice work. Love the poses and love the dioramma.
Very inspiring.

I keep coming back to look at these photos. They’re like a well crafted song that’s immediately catchy, but also very intricate. At first you think it’s just a great pop song, but with every subsequent listen, you pick up on something different, and it becomes extraordinary.

blackpool wrote:Spectacular!!! The staging is insane, the poses, the number of props!!! (where the hell di you find those lovely Marshall amps!?)

Seriously awesome, I can't get enough of that bar/concert place, each set of pictures is like spending a night at a super cool concert!

And that band definitely makes me think about 3rd Eye Girl, the rock trio discovered and sponsored by Prince (I highly recommend their Plectrum Electrum album)

Again, many thanks Blackpool! A lot of the instruments and amps came from Stars Guitars on ebay, their stuff is incredible, I highly recommend them. Hey1 all are welcome at the Ammo Arms . I will have to check out that group, sounds well worth a listen, thanks for the tip .

https://www.ebay.com/str/starsminiatureguitars

MX-V wrote:WoW! I love it! Sooooo cool. Very nice work. Love the poses and love the dioramma.
Very inspiring.

Thanks so much! really pleased you enjoyed the pics .

Xavion2004 wrote:I keep coming back to look at these photos.   They’re like a well crafted song that’s immediately catchy, but also very intricate.  At first you think it’s just a great pop song, but with every subsequent listen, you pick up on something different, and it becomes extraordinary.

wow thanks! that is such a great compliment . I am so pleased you enjoyed the pics, more to come soon

It's always nice to see your girls in action.

Gizems nice Kittens wrote:It's always nice to see your girls in action.

Thanks!

Wow! Just plain WOW!
Really nice work.
Great collection and I love how it builds into a great party. Love the vibe.

MX-V wrote:Wow! Just plain WOW!
Really nice work.
Great collection and I love how it builds into a great party. Love the vibe.

Thanks so much. I always try to convey that the guys and girls are having fun, and its really nice it's coming through in the pics . I always wanted some where to do pics of them all having fun together, and the Arms is that place . I hope you continue to enjoy more Ammo Arms pics as they pop up. Again, many thanks for the really kind words, means a lot

It's really cool. Love the sense of humor with all of the different characters.

My only problem is personal.
My inner voice is saying..."but, but he's got a lot of toys, what am I waiting for..."

That will go on my 1/6 scale tombstone just as I declare bankruptcy.

Keep em coming, I'm starting to remember what stale beer and cigarettes smell like.

MX-V wrote:
My only problem is personal.
My inner voice is saying..."but, but he's got a lot of toys, what am I waiting for..."

That will go on my 1/6 scale tombstone just as I declare bankruptcy.

 I know, right? I can so relate to this! It was actually BlondeActionMan who gave me the nudge to try TBLeague/Phicen figs a couple of years ago, and now how many do I have?

And what am I waiting for? For my next paycheck, so I can figure out which bills and budget elements I can postpone so I can get another figure or more 1/6 scale props and accessories instead. (The July "toy budget" is already tapped out and then some!)

Over on another forum, of which BlondeActionMan aka Dal is a member, there's a frequently employed phrase: I blame Dal! He is a disreputable influence on many of us...    ... but we wouldn't have it any other way!

davidd wrote:

MX-V wrote:
My only problem is personal.
My inner voice is saying..."but, but he's got a lot of toys, what am I waiting for..."

That will go on my 1/6 scale tombstone just as I declare bankruptcy.

 I know, right? I can so relate to this! It was actually BlondeActionMan who gave me the nudge to try TBLeague/Phicen figs a couple of years ago, and now how many do I have?

And what am I waiting for? For my next paycheck, so I can figure out which bills and budget elements I can postpone so I can get another figure or more 1/6 scale props and accessories instead. (The July "toy budget" is already tapped out and then some!)

Over on another forum, of which BlondeActionMan aka Dal is a member, there's a frequently employed phrase: I blame Dal! He is a disreputable influence on many of us...    ... but we wouldn't have it any other way!

I really don't mean to encourage others to spend their money, I just get really excited about stuff and love sharing pics and ideas. In truth, I have influenced Davidd, but in a good way . I love his style of photography and humour, and we do seem to share the shame 1/6 interests.
I would say to anyone who is thinking of building something, just go for it and see what happens. The Arms is now at my fourth build, so these things don't just happen over night.
For me the best part of our hobby is seeing what everyone else is up to and sharing. We all inspire each other in some way or another, whether we realize it or not

It's ok about spending. I view it this way. Some guys put ships in a bottle, collect stamps, paint landscapes or smoke meth. Action figures are better than meth...
So...it's ok.

MX-V wrote:It's ok about spending. I view it this way. Some guys put ships in a bottle, collect stamps, paint landscapes or smoke meth. Action figures are better than meth...
So...it's ok.

I agree! much worse things to spend your cash on .

BAMComix wrote:I really don't mean to encourage others to spend their money, I just get really excited about stuff....

BlondeActionMan's nickname on the other forum is "Influence Man." Watch out for him, that's all I have to say!

davidd wrote:

BAMComix wrote:I really don't mean to encourage others to spend their money, I just get really excited about stuff....

BlondeActionMan's nickname on the other forum is "Influence Man." Watch out for him, that's all I have to say!

Huge thanks to Londonroadhog for the effects on Kat's cigarette

Oh yes, I see it now. Cool smoke effect.

GubernatorFan wrote:Oh yes, I see it now. Cool smoke effect.

Thank you Ian!

The Angels are back with an album of cover songs from their favourite artists!