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Thanks to all of you and especially to Dan. First let me tell you that it's the Belgian cavalry I'm making and of course it's Royal too. Soon I will send some more pics and tricks. Don't you think that Dan has a new job?

Thanks to all for the warm welcome. I roll up my sleeves. Aan Marc: de wereld is klein, via mijn vriend wist ik al dat er iemand bezig was aan jet inkleuren van dat Jagersuniform. Ik heb de vorderingen via Dan z'n mail al bekeken. Zijn er vragen, ook over andere dingen van het Belgische leger...

Yes, I do model everything with my bare hands, I don't by any ready-made stuff. That's why cats drinks so much milk.

Thanks, Yes, I'm already at work. Dimensions: L = 1.30m, W = 0.45m H = 0.60m. I hope it wille be finished end of september. If everythings goes as planed, it will be exibited in Belgium (for uniforms) in october.

Someone asked me to model his great-grandfather. He will be standing posed for his picture in the studio. ca. 1912

Grande tenue

'waiting for the ennemy, les vaillants Belges' (the brave belgians)

Charge against the germans at Liège 1914

they say that cat tast like rabbit

(hot, hot!) The maiden is a milkgirl.

In 1912 the Belgian army had 104 Mi Maxim models 1911 for the infantry. The dogs were basterds from the belgian sheperd (extinct). They could draw 250 à 300 kg. This also scratchbuilded gun will be placed on a diorama with 6 man (5 soldiers and a off) and 4 dogs.

This scratch builded cannon will appear on a diorama with 7 horses (6 for the train and 1 for an officer) and 9 men (8 served the gun), this painting is tne inspirationsource.

Hello everyone, my name is Roger and I'm a 'petit belge'. Thanks to Dan Morton I found this site and now I'm a new member. My greatest interest is the belgian army in 120mm between 1830 and 1915. Everthing I make is scratchbuilded and you can see that on my site: http://www.les-petits-belges.be...