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I'm with you, Ron...that's what has stopped me from trying my hand at Napoleonics. So why am I trying Indian beadwork??:eek: They put out beautiful models though. Mary

Thanks David...I never know when to quit!:confused:

Thanks Marc, that looks much more like my model:D

You've just raised the bar for Crusaders, fabulous work! Mary

Hello all, Here's my attempt at painting that wonderful Native American beadwork...I have some touching up to do and can see where I'll need a steadier hand in future, but overall a really fun figure to paint. I hope you like him. Comments welcome as always, Mary

An original idea, beautifully painted and the groundwork caps it! Inspiring work, John(y) Mary

As a working news photographer who still has my old Nikon and has done much research on the great war photographers, this sculpt knocked me sideways. Can't wait to see it painted and I suspect it will be a runaway hit! Mary

Funds sent Brian, I didn't see a purchase payment option so hope I did it right. thanks very much, Mary

One of your best ever, Brian! Mary

that's fine Brian, thanks

Hi Brian I'd like the Latorre Saxon warrior if he's still available. Could you advise postage to Ontario, Canada? Also, as I have no one home to sign for deliveries during the day, I have all my mail sent to my local post office, which is part of my mailing/shipping address. I've never had any...

Beautiful work Marc, you should be very proud of this one(y) My heraldry has bit a brick wall, I have the greatest admiration for anyone who can paint it!! Mary

Great work, Carl, especially the skin tones! Mary

Beautiful painting, Carl, and love the tiny toadstools(y) Mary

I might have been a little too ambitious on this project, but decided to have a go. This is the project in Mr. Black's first Scale Model Handbook, the conversion of the Pegaso Roma Victor Germania by Pegaso to a soldier from the movie Gladiator. The project is by Grigoris Marmatakis. I think I...

Thanks Einion...I found that out the hard way:)

David, Danilo Cartacci's work with heraldry is all freehand so we know it can be done. This is a great SBS, thank you for taking the time to post these heraldry tutorials. It is a huge help to us masochists who like medieval figures!:D Mary

Thank you Einion...I guess I missed that mold line!! I have been using paint about skim milk consistency and progressively thinner as I try to apply layers. I think I've been confused by different things I've read that say you have some ratios of very thin paint. Just received Cartacci's...

I am really trying to improve my transitions and brush control to get more depth in acrylic painting. My trouble is getting smooth transitions and knowing when I need to add more layers. As soon as the paint dries, everything seems to disappear! I also struggle with highlights on small leather...

He's made by Soldiers and I ordered him from Red Lancers in the U.S...www.redlancers.com