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Looks like an excellent reference. Any chance the book also covers the Cherokee? I put a project on hold years ago because I could never figure out how the Cherokee turban looked on the backside.

Good work, Gary. I like the attitude conveyed by the angle of the head. I completely understand your using sites like this to keep you on track. More than once, feedback has helped me finish a project.

Guy, Thanks for the article. Groundwork is the most neglected subject. And nothing can ruin a figure like bad groundwork.

I'm not sure if they're American or British. But any major retailer should have them. Sentinel or Red Lancers, for sure.

I'll jump in. It's a Time Machine 54mm kit. Part of a big line of ancient Celts they offer. Really nice kits with substantial ref sheets.

I spoke too soon. Look for in the Spring.

Hey Robin, At this point it's probably not a production piece, unless someone says they want it. I just put this one on hold to start a new production job. It's likely I won't return to it until next year. Shane

A point well taken, Quang. I intend to go back over some of my folds and make them look more like thick leather. I appreciate the comments, especially from someone who is a master of the 120mm. Having finally started one, I have a new found respect for the challenges of large scale.

Thanks guys. I'll post another pic when it's all done.

Hey guys, Here's a shot of a work in progress. An English Civil War Officer of foot. When complete, he'll have the typical period big hat and a rapier in his right hand. Wire and copper tubing armature covered with poly clay to create the basic masses then Magic Sculpt.