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Tremendous work! The realism is amazing and this piece really captures the tension of the moment.

Well done - really expressive face.

Beautifully done, the face is extraordinary in the way you've captured the shadows and highlights - congratulations!

Beautiful work! Know this is an odd comment, but the painting on the back of the figure with the complexity of the tartan and the detail on the bearskin is wonderful.

Enjoying seeing the progress you're making on this extremely ambitious project! Oh my goodness, 100+ figures, plus buildings etc. at 28mm scale, that would be the death of me! Keep up the great work!

Beautiful figure and lucky collector! Tremendous job on the lacework and the ice effects.

Really well done. Congratulations on the tartan - that must have been a labor of love (or hate by the end). I'd like to acquire and paint a David Grieve figure at some point. I've seen them in photos and they have tremendous character.

Amazing work and love the details!

Impressive work - the town house setting elevates the soldier - both literally and figuratively!

Fantastic work! Might seem odd to write, but tremendous job on the socks! With such a great work, they're probably overlooked, but I think they're even harder to paint well than the kilt. Congratulations!

Great work on the face. Will follow with interest

Thank you Mike, I'll give that a try on the figure I'm starting. I've never been happy with my painting of five o'clock shadow, and I've only used oils sparingly.

Great start to both of these! Awesome job with the faces. How do you do the "five o'clock shadow"? Really like the look - visible but not overpowering.

Excellent work and love the detail you added to bring it to life!

Enjoying your progress with this ambitious project. You're really transforming these figures.