Re: Germy's work

> 1. I'd like to take a moment to say thanks for 
> the work. Not for myself, I'm one of these "if it 
> isn't resin or plaster...." purists. But for 
> everyone it *does* help. 

Thank you

> 2. Have you thought about talking to Tony, Jon, 
> or David about getting your buildings printed 
> up on cardstock and sold (for a cheap price, 
> small markup for them) through the normal 
> distribution channels for figs etc? It'd get them 
> into catalogs. 

I have spoken to quite a few people over comercial 
production. One of the things I am very concious of is 
when you in introduce cost, even at no profit peoples attitudes
change (they get more demanding :)
I will hopefully learn how to use Adobe Illustrator this year
and so may well embark on some more buildings at a higher quality.
When I feel happier with the quality I may look again at ready printed
sheets.

> 3. I saw some of your tanks after Indy had 
> painted them. I was ambivalent when I saw 
> them in baremetal, but I've changed my mind. 
> I'm not a big fan of "bugs" (read: icky alien 
> things) but I plan to (when funds allow) get a 
> hand on some of your 1/300th bug vehicles as 
> they are nice looking when painted. So kudos 
> here too. 
> Tomb. 

I have pictures of the painted ones myself in my Sci-fi gallery.
But I agree completely over initial reactions. I guess they were
unusual enough so to speak to make people cautious.

Thanks again for the comments Tomb.

Jeremey
germ@germy.co.uk
www.germy.co.uk