Ben Fridley

I knew that was your tent and flag right off! :-)

Very nice!

Mark, nice job! Love the wings!

Looks good!!!

Nice!!!

Nice!!<br>

This is the face which Harpo Marx would make. He called it a "gookie"...really!!<br>

A fine booty be this!!

Jess,

You have never more poised!!!

A little breezy was it?

I'm scared! Great outfit!

Rope sandles! Just the thing for hot weather. I get more comments on mine. Looks great!!

Lucky guy...is all I'll say!

Very nice...can I say "cute"??<br>

You two look good! Now Michael(and Jessica)...you need to travel to Jamestown in the spring and do MTA with Jennie, Mark and myself! It is always a good time...and Jennie, Mark and I always eat one night at a massive seafood buffett!!!

Sorry I wasn't at Sunwatch, but we still had more cleaning up of my niece's apt to to...and today I have tried to recover!

Hi there Alex!!! Nice "family" Hat!!

Awww!!!! :-)

Wow!!! That is really great. Looks dangerous just sitting there!!!

Here I am in my Steampunk guise as a Union Airship Corp officer - circa 1863. The weapon I hold was made from an old drill, brass fireplace andiron and a lamp. Not too

dangerous...unless dropped on a foot!

Nice! I am in the process of putting together a Steampunk outfit, and will post some photos when I have it ready!

Can't get much more authentic looking that that!!!

This fellow was originally a Mr Incredible Happy Meal toy. Move the trigger on his back and he swings

his cutlass!!

This is one of my Pirate figures - about 6" tall or so, He started as a Kane WWE figure. The swivel gun is scratch built from balsa and does swivel!

Wrestling figures are always a good base on which to make Pirate figures - great expressions, often not alot of clothing etc..

Here is my WWII Cap...again I apologize for him being on his side!!! I'll get the hang of this before too long!

This is my "Earth X" Captain America. He started as a vinyl model of Mr. Scott.