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Great links guys, here another one. http://www.ebobminiatures.com/ Brian

Hi Taff, Try www.digitaldioramas.com I recall someone doing a large scale diorama of a pacific beach landing. I think it was Tarawa. Brian

I use powdered alum for snow, it doesnt yellow with age and you can build it up in to thick layers using p.v.a. glue. It's available in chemists. Brian

Excellent work Jason. I hope to do a civil war tent with log walls sometime in the future, I'll give your method a try. Brian

Hi John, There is an article in the new Figure International magazine #10 by Christian Petite on how he does his water effects. However, I feel it is a bit basic and doesn't tell you a great deal. Brian

I,ve got one Neil, give me your address and you can have it. Brian

I go for Gettysburg Brian

I remember seeing a video a few years back on painting figures by Kevin Golden (Ithink that's his name) and he used Dorlands wax. I dont know if the video is still available. Brian

You keep getting better Wong. I look forward to your posts. Brian

Great site Gary,thanks for sharing. Brian

All I can see is the dreaded red cross. Brian

Great work Bob, What did you use for the grass it is outstanding. Brian

I can only agree with everybody else. Brian

Too many to mention. I have figures from twenty years ago that I've still to do of all scales. Brian

Outstanding, Alex Brian

Great work Joe, and an unusal subject too. I look forward to see it painted Brian

Looking good Kenneth. Brian

Sorry Kenneth, I cant see anything, just little red crosses. Brian

Some very nice work there Jason, well done. Brian

This is another Latorre Highlander who would benefit from a beard. Brian