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Thanks for all the kind comments. Jim thank you for your advices. About the contrast on the faces of my 54mm, I think the pictures are for something in your impression as they have more contrast in reality. I'm not trying to convince you in any way as your tastes are maybe different than mine...

Thanks Craig ! I'm glad you like them. You know, the person that always gives me the best critics on my figures (a friend of mine) is not really a great painter. Critics can come from everybody.... For the wood grain this is a try I tested on this figure : I first painted the veins with acrilics...

Hope you will like them. Any comments or questions are welcome but I'm more interested in critics as they might push me further.... ;) Thanks Jean-Philippe

Soldiers' Aquilifer (oils for the face and flesh parts, acrylics for the rest)

1rst guard Halebardier (oils for the face and acrylics for the rest)

Hello everybody, I didn't post new pics for a while sorry. I did'nt have much time to spend on the net as I changed appartement. I didn't paint much too, but here are pictures of my last figures. My version of the Miniature park "garde-jäger" (oil painted)

:o This is beautiful ! A perfect sculpture on an unusual subject. Congratulatuons. Bye JP

That looks very good ! Is there any website ? Thanks for sharing... Bye JP

Following this link : Fenryll You can buy a box of 8 never released figurines (seven 25mm and one 54mm) for only 26euros. Benefits will be given to the red cross. Beautiful, cheap and usefull ! ;) Thank you ! Bye Jean-Philippe

Hello ray, I did amire your work at St Vincent in 2204 and 2003. Thanks for sharing this sbs. Congratulations. Bye Jean-Philippe

Bonjour Jean, Etant donné la sonnorité de votre nom je suppose que vous êtes suisse Romand ! Bienvenue donc dans ce forum où il y a pas mal de francophones. De mon coté je suis Français et suisse de Lausanne (double national). ;) Au revoir Jean-Philippe

This is amazing and it's always incredible to see that your figures are already alive at the "armature step". This is your big talent for me. Thanks for sharing Bye Jean-Philippe

Happy birthday Bill, I wich you the best. ;) Bye Jean-Philippe

Hi, I made an article in the Etendard Occitan website. I sculpted a head with super sculpey. The details are made with magic sculp. Unfortunately the text is in french but maybe you speek it ? ARTICLE I you prefer it has been translated in spanish ;) Article in Lilliput Nevertheless I think...

Thanks for the answer Henrik ;) I think I will keep my old oils and keep searching the perfect medium ! :lol: Bye JP

I also have a question : Are these water base oils shiny or matt or do they have the same properties as the "normal" oils ? Thanks Jean-Philippe

Thanks for the link Rob. Eh Didier t'arrête un peu de me poursuivre non de zeus.... ;) A+ JP

Can you give me the link to Cyril website ? He is really talented also, I saw his figures in flesh at Paris Montrouge competition and they were really impressive. He has a more "realistic" style than the other painters. An historical from him would be interesting also... Bye Jean-Philippe

Here's another link to another talented fantasy youngster. I, myself, prefer his work than jérémie's one... : Allan Carrasco Bye Jean-Philippe

Thanks Bill for sharing and thanks very much for all the explanations. :thumb: Bye Best regards Jean-Philippe