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Really amazing piece Dan! 8 months doesn't seem even that much for so many figures, the tank and the setting in such quality, perfect job! Thanks for sharing! Denes

Excellent release Kevin! The multipose parts really do provide a great and usueful variation of poses, which is not usual. Thanks for the info! Denes

Another gem! Looks cool, that he's not the typical muscle guy, but a full-bodied green beret, way to go! Cheers Denes

Hi Carl, great job on a nice sculpt! Cheers Denes

Hi Tony, can only echo the others, very original idea and great paintjob! The kit completely lost it's bust charasteristics, IMO more effectively creating the visual impression of the story behind, a thing I personally miss from most busts. Good luck in the competition and Happy New Year! Denes

Well done Carl, nice figure! Cheers Denes

Hi Tony, excellent stuff, very nice painting and nice selection of eras and scales! Have a similarly productive 2011! Cheers Denes

Nice figure Alexey, great, yet subtle sense of movement! Thanks Denes

Hi Jim, perfect job on the leathers and face and thanks for sharing the info! Cheers Denes

Nice bust Andy, has a character. Also, somewhat unusal in the WWII german genre from the officer/panzergreandier/tank commander busts. Cheers Denes

This is nothing sort of an amazing figure!!! Perfect!!

Hi again Vladi, looking at the photos, is the wounded guy wearing Coral swim shoes? If so, that another nice addition, they were light greyish blue I think. Indeed nice series of SEALS!! Hats off!!! Regards Denes

That's very cool Valdimir! Maybe a little bit too heroic pose, but still love it (reminds me of Dragon's Tet Offensive Marines kit, my first figures:))! The grenadier jacket is a nice touch too! Cheers Denes

Despite that Dimitrios, it looks perfect to me! Looking forward to see Custer in the saddle :)

Thanks for your reply Sam, it very well imitates the structure of frost, frozen snow. A quick search showed it is commercialy available http://www.kremerpigments.com/shopus/index.php?cat=01050101&lang=ENG&product=58500 Might give it a try as I'm still a bit reluctant to use Micro ballons indoors...

That's nice Ed! Great idea to use a '50s jet, unusually colourful for a modern military figure, way to go! Thanks Denes

Well done Carl, really like your version! Interesting choice for the groundwork too. Cheers Denes

Sam, I join the crowd, excellent rendition, perfect atmosphere! What did you use for the snow effects? Thanks Denes

Thanks for the interview Fabricio, interesting read!

Hi Richard, as Harry said, the flak vest and some of the equipment was different of USMC and Army. Actually, Army soldiers hardly wore flak vests, besides the vest, the M17 gas mask bag and the Jungle first aid kit (square puch at the back btw the canteens) doesn't fit. So it might be just too...