First up, Captain America, WWII style, he's a combination of:
50082: Cobra, Modern Ninja
02738: Helena Female Gladiator
37007: American Infantry
50026: Modern Weapons Pack 
(all Reaper)

Next is Pulp Adventure Hero Jake Ryan (Reaper, Chronoscope 50032)

Max Carr, sculptor of minis with Heritage games, and author of the generic wargame Warlord looks to be getting back in the business!

All indications is that the "new" game is a retread of the mid 80s "Warlord", which is fine by me since my copy is starting to get a bit ragged. 

after looking at his catalog, I'm going to have to get me some revolting peasants!

If you want to follow his progress, just go to his website

Overall it took 12 days, Construction consisted of 350 460 linear inches of 1" x 1/2" x 1/2" gothic blocks (mostly from #40), luckily many of those blocks are grouped together in 2" & 3" sections. there is 144 square inches worth of floor tile (mostly from #201), 11 skulls (#70), and various bits from #54, 80, & 85. It comes in at about 10lbs, and it is based on a 15x18 piece of 1/4 plywood.

 

 

My latest project is a Step Pyramid for the tabletop, the base will be 12x12" + an additional 1-1/2" for the stairs that outcrop on the front, the overall height should come in at 7".

I figured this would be a great centerpiece for my lizardman army... then I realized I dont have a lizardman army...

Pictured below is the initial "temple" and the top two steps, the walls to the bottom step is glued together and drying as I type this.

Update: Fully assembled, ready for paint

Not sure how long these bases have been available, but they are perfect for mobster & urban style miniatures...

Chicago Sewer Lid (1"x1/8")

NYC Sewer Lid (1-1/16" x 1/8")

There are also London & plain Sewer Lids. personally, I got mine through www.FRPGames.com