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Here's a 54mm original I finished recently, using a Hornet head, hands, and some Airfix boots, plus a converted Shenandoah rifle. It's a New Zealand Armed Constabulatory member during the wars in the 1860's. These guys wore loose shirts and their slouch hats in the bush instead of the...

Cheers John. It's a one-off. I'll post pics of it on the forum soon, but here's a quick preview of it in progress.

Steve, Scott, thanks much for the kind words. Work continues on it tonight. The arm is complete and ready to paint so I will post a pic of it this evening once I make some headway.

Pedro, this is awesome and I can't wait to see more. You've done a great job with everything so far, the flesh tones, groundwork, the reds, etc. Looking forward to the progress.

I dig it John. Just did a New Zealand constabulary forces member from the same period. Fascinating time in history.

Thanks Joe! Hope to have it done soon.

Been a good while since I've posted anything new and I've done quite a few projects since. I'll get to posting them eventually but here is my latest, a major conversion in 120mm. It's a SEAL operator in Afghanistan. Having fun with all the earth tones and camo that will be on this one. Cheers...

Cheers Mark, this is another great one. The football scarf is a small but fantastic touch and really makes the piece.

Gorgeous Kaz!

Kaz, Abraham Lincoln is still one of our greatest Presidents and this is a striking portrait of him. Excellent work my friend on a great and important subject. You've breathed life into something from such a long time ago.

Absolutely outstanding work sir.

I love watching your step-by-step posts, Diego. Inspiring and gorgeous work!

Absolutely brilliant and incredibly poignant. I love unique and one of a kind ideas and this one is a perfect example. Well done.

That's killer, Brian.

Great start Adrian, face looks wonderful. Hope you're enjoying the new digs, bro.

Love it dude! Wonderful work as always and a very interesting subject.

I like your style bro.

I think Steve is right...it's a few dead coyotes. Who cares. You want controversial? Here you go, dead Americans at Malmedy. Yeah, I went there; you guys wanna paint SS soldiers who've done far worse than any coyote, but it's okay to display them, right? But not a dead nuisance animal? And...

It's been a real privilege to see Steve paint this up. Great work all around on bringing this piece to life. You've made a simple sculpt into one hell of a piece bro.

Solid, solid, solid sir. You are back with a vengeance. Great painting all around.