Any kind of figure eating different foods or drinking any kind of drink.

Great photos Dave.

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

Great photos Dave.

Pulling a few from the "archives." Apparently my more realistic figures do not eat or drink! I should feed them!

SCU_HQ wrote:

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

Great photos Dave.

Pulling a few from the "archives." Apparently my more realistic figures do not eat or drink! I should feed them!

Well surely THIS one's gotta count....?
"The Annoying Interruption"!

And another from the archives... "Cocktails on the Sand".

I’m really loving all the new pictures guys of your figure or figures eating different foods or drinking any kind of drink. Keep them coming.

Or what about some refreshing Japanese tea while relaxing in the onsen...?
(AND wearing a fundoshi please note!!!  )

Amazing set build!

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

Amazing set build!

Thank you so much KTC!
There's quite a bit more to that set, including the bath itself with patrons enjoying a soak and a few other fittings, but that goes back to a period a little before your time, and one probably best not revisited again.......   

Overall, all your sets are very impressive. I'm going to dedicate a portion of my XMAS break to build a set representing Dinosaur Valley, as snow is on the ground here now and it's impractical to try shooting outdoors and will be again pretty much until May.

I've pretty much covered my version of "Dinosaur Valley" elsewhere here on AMMO.
See MAM KITBASHES forum
The post is called "Up the Creek With a Paddle"
However I have since collected a few more props that could see me revisit that topic.

I spent about $160.00 CDN on Saturday visiting the only two hobby shops left in Montreal to buy Woodland Scenics modeling materials to do it with, and there's so little you get for that money...

Ah yes, "Woodland Scenics"! 
Know them well from back when I did scenery for a huge HO model railway layout a friend had. They were expensive then, specially when so much was required. That's when I started my experimenting with cheaper do-it-yourself solutions.
I still see their stuff here, but now it's WAY expensive. Just for a tiny little bag of dyed lichen and such?
They don't produce anything that you can't source far cheaper.
Keep an eye out for the smaller leaved plastic plants that are available.
I avoid the aquarium trade stuff because I don't like the lurid colours it comes in but you can find very finely textured stuff quite reasonably in those cheapy shops that seem to proliferate everywhere. Great for "Dinosaur Valley"!
All from China of course!

Aquarium plants are very expensive here because they are made to be non-toxic to the fish. I'm not crazy about the colours either. I plan to buy my plants in dollar stores where you have some pretty nice ones it the right sizes for a lot less money than you would pay for aquarium stuff.