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You said you wanted to 'prime' it matt black!? Citadel offers a matt black primer in a spray can. Dead matt. :) Also Liquitex Basic Matt Black is dead matt black no matter how many coats you apply.

A few copies are on Alibris ranging from $15.00 to $20.00....

One way to reach Terry Terry sells now and then on ebay. His ebay handle is rkt-car. One could go to ebay and message him from there if all else fails.

Celuclay might work the best. Water, a little Elmer's. Water soluable paint in the shades of your choice.

check these out for shots of chapskas: http://www.polandbymail.com/get_item_kop40_1st-polish-light-horse-guard.htm http://www.mb-miniatures.com/images/Marion2/Polish%20Lancer%20Marion%20Andrea.jpg hopefully you can connect

Stunning work as usual, Quang!!!!

Perhaps they're more appealing because all the British did was help re-establish the old order which ( if you were a commoner ) was nothing to write home about. Instead it set the stage for social unrest, social injustice and rebellion that took a century of suffering to finally result in the...

Couldn't find an Elric from DES at Timeline or on the DES site.

A few years ago there was a large scale Japanese resin kit available that was stunning and captured Elric to a T. Looked around 150mm+. A very limited and expensive masterpiece. Currently there is a mediocre 105mm available from Chaosium.com in white metal. Stormbringer was the name of his sword...

A siege would be the most appropriate use of the testudo since maneuverability was very limited. Hand to hand fighting extremely difficult and the legs were exposed. They used the testudo at Carrhae in the open and paid the price.

Most references show that rolled up item missing when the greatcoat was being worn. An easy assumation that it was the greatcoat on top of the backpack. Yet in Bucquoy there is an illustration of a Guard Grenadier by Boisselier wearing the greatcoat and with what might be a rolled grey blanket...

Thanks Einion for starting this thread. I haven't had an opportunity to 'vent' in quite awhile. Though this site has provided the miniaturist with a great deal of support in a variety of forms I've noticed the tendency to 'tread softly' when it comes to criticism of work shown as if thin-skin...