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outstanding work

thank you sir

thank You!!

thanks Steve

Thanks so much Steve

Thanks Nap !! more to come :happy:

75mm one-off for a collector friend . GI Germany 1945 .BAR is done and separate along with a couple straps added after painting

beautiful work

I reached out to Ian but prayers to Ian and you Steve- trying times, sorry to hear ,extra tough around the holidays wishing only the best.

thanks so much for the compliments Eric and Jules ! Eric that Sargent Rock was a one off - sorry

thank you Steve

thank You Malc

Thanks guys -Mike's suggestion and I agree adds character

and thanks Gentlemen for the nice compliments

the cut was due to modeling injury lol this figure in fact. Also an addition to the Washington's Guard figure thanks to Mike Stelzel Pox scars on his face as that was quite prevalent ...subtle but cool addition I feel

Completed this sculpt in 1/16th for a collector- based on NCO Persin at Kaiserbaracke Ardennes offensive

thanks Malc -whether that's correct or not Gary (I'm not sure ) I also needed to make the client happy who specifically asked for the blue. Artistically, personally a Scarlett faced coat would have taken away visually from the red coat of the British captain in my humble opinion. Well onwards...

Thanks Nap for the nice compliments :)

So on a totally different note a WIP sculpt that I'm doing for the APG... will be auctioned off if you are interested ......will paint this up as well -1/16th Washington's Guard 1777-one off piece .These guys had an interesting history -Washington's Personal Body Guards , were between 5'8"-...

History meets fantasy- idea is what if Vlad was really a Vampire (Bram Stoker's inspiration for Dracula)- painted and sculpted after the famous Vlad portrait painting but with a Vampire Twist. Sculpted this for Michael Kontraros Collectibles