Another gem from our ever vigilant East Anglian correspondent Mike Siggins. The legendary Phil Stearns visits the equally legendary Ted (or 'Teddy' apparently) Suren. From Campaigns magazine Issue 3 March/April 1976.
Baring in mind Stearns day job, his involvement may explain Suren's 'minimalist' dress code, or perhaps Suren was embracing punk (possibly only wearing a bin liner for dinner)....or maybe it was just the temperature....
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Well done Mr Siggins and D, thoroughly enjoyable read, many thanks. I'm sure I have seen a photo of the chess set elsewhere, perhaps in my meagre collection of older Military Modeller.
As an aside why have we not seen Mr S's latest offerings painting wise? I'm always keen to see what he is up to, the Elite Min. french officer was a corker.
intersting read , and i rember the chess set form somewhere in mists of time. I also may just have have pplu of discovered a supply of Wille Naps too ... more info to come!
I remember the chess set from either How to Make Model Soldiers by Stearns, or Model Soldiers in the Orbis range of large white books. I think.
The Siege of Vienna(?) and Egypt dioramas are new to me but i've seen the rest before - i think they're all featured in Simon Goodenough's 'Military Miniatures' book amongst others.
Mr Pig - some more of Mike's figures are on their way shortly.
cheers all.
Like that "baring in mind" - just spotted it
I'm glad someone is paying attention...8-)
Brilliant read Doug - many thanks for that.
Brilliant read Doug and very pleased yourself and a Mike unearthed this.
I came across this post about Phillip O Stearns and there’s a photo of Surren and Peter Young at a Sealed Knot event.
http://matchlocktodoglock.blogspot.com/2016/04/the-sealed-knot-in-mayfair-1970.html
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