Just to make a change from tiny aeroplanes for a moment, here are a couple of character minis I made for a Fantasy Hero campaign I was running, years and years ago.
The little guy in front is Sir Basil de Brass, a tiny little brass automaton, whose personal shame was that he needed to be wound up at least once a day. He was absurdly confident and brave, in spite of his very diminutive stature.
The little lady to the left with wings is Pandora, a fairy. She was a real mischief and practical joker, and with her fairy magic could indulge in some truly appalling japes. She was never malicious, as some fairies are, but what she considered hilarious seldom aligned with the victim's sense of fun.
Both basil and Pandora are made from some WH40K Epic figures: Imperial commissars, I think. Pandora's wings are made from rice paper.
The armoured guy in the back is just there for scale. He's a Warhammer 28mm figure of some sort. He was used as a cleric in one of my campaigns, but I don't recall if it was the same one as Basil and Pandora appeared in.

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