Waddie Gantry
Original miniature painting by Mick Reasor featuring "Waddie." Waddie Gantry, one of the Gantry twins, skins a few poles to break in his new Bowie knife. (He traded a case of brother Newt's useless books for the thing).
Original miniature painting by Mick Reasor featuring "Nelson," a proud member of the RCMP. The hills are alive with the sound of Nelson.
Original miniature painting by Mick Reasor featuring "Rex" and "King" his trusted Malamute.
Rex and King are on the case and this time it's personal. They'll track their man no matter what the peril. The fiend not only pilfered the Eat-More Bars from Rex's duffel, but dog-eared the autographed photo of Don Cherry in the process. DNA evidence? No Need. King has the scent of dark toffee and peanuts (and the occasional discarded wrapper) to follow. Both proud members of the RCMP, Rex and King join forces to "Maintiens le Droit." (That's "Maintain the Right" for you anglophones).
"What's that you say King--Timmy's in the well?"
"No, Rex, Good News! the shipment of Eat-More bars has arrived!
Original miniature painting by Mick Reasor featuring "Rex" and "King" his trusted Malamute. Both proud members RCMP. Rex and King join forces to "Maintain the Right."
"Inspector Fitzgerald" is a longtime member of the RCMP. Gruff but lovable, and just a little absent minded, Inspector Fitzgerald maintains order among the Mounties as the Mounties "Maintain the Right."
“Nelson” is a proud member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Nelson wears the scarlet serge tunic and is backed by the majestic Canadian Rockies. Nelson would break into song if he could remember the words.
“Guy” (pronounced "Guy" like in "Geese") is a proud member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Guy wears the scarlet serge tunic and is backed by the majestic Canadian Rockies. He is trying to explain why he is the only Mountie without an enormous chin.