POLL: Which Workbench Veterans Do You Miss the Most?

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2bit elroy writes:

I thought the original last painter standing was the most exciting time for TMP. Really, its never been the same since then for me.

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POLL DESCRIPTION
Here is a list of Workbench authors whose work has not been seen at TMP in the last year. Which would you most like to see return to these pages? (You can vote for up to five.)
Panzerfaust	Panzerfaust showed how to build 15mm scale buildings with Sculpey (1999).
Mike Frang	Mike Frang brought us a technique for chip-less plastic figures (2001).
James Marshall	James Marshall demonstrated how to paint and base 2mm sci-fi vehicles (2001).
Alamo36t	Alamo36t showed us how to paint 10mm scale ACW figures (2002) and how to make an Afghan village (2003).
Gary Leitzell	Gary Leitzell painted a pair of 15mm scale Dwarven characters (2002).
Kevin Crider	Kevin Crider showed us how to make our own miniature bricks (2002).
Dave Woodward	Dave Woodward painted an Early-War Soviet Command in 25mm scale (2003).
Ramiro Peira	Ramiro Peira painted a pair of Simian Senators (2003).
Thomas Reipe	Thomas Reipe scratchbuilt a light cruiser (2003).
Lee Olson	Lee Olson painted the Simian Caesar for TMP (2003).