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Craig, He looks awesome...very nicely done...but I gotta ask, what is the hole right below his heart? HIs left hand looks a lil big, but that might be the angle of the pic. Nonetheless, it's incredible. How did you get the silver on the helmet to look so aged? All the best Patrick

Jaume, Excellent...really like the checkered shirt...awesome! Your work is an incredible source of inspiration...Can't wait to see more updates. All the best Patrick

Excellent Mike, simply awesome. Can't wait to see this in Atlanta. What has always intrigued me the most about your work is your ability to use light...I am eager to hear how you achieve your balance, too. All the best Patrick

Steven, Great looking figger! How did you pull off the purple. Tremendously hard color to get right and you nailed it! It compliments the white tones very nicely. Well done! All the best Patrick

Hey Petey, I like the vignette idea...something to look forward to, huh? I'll give you a call tonight... All the best my brother Patrick

Colin, Not sure I am tracking the 35mm figures...I only know of 1/35 and 54mms from him in the more smaller "manly" scale ;) . Verlinden has been doing for about a year now, 54mm and there are probably close to a dozen 54mm figgers Francois has produced over the last year ranging from ACW to...

Nice work Gary...can't wait to see more...will this be a commercial bust? Hope all is well Patrick

Roger, Excellent work here my friend...really am eager to see how this all comes together. How did you get the texture on the sandbags? Hope all is well; you going to Atlanta? Patrick

Roc, The Roman is a great piece...it comes in eight pieces and is very nicely scuplted. The face on this guy is awesome and the pose lends itself to some very nice adaptations. I have been working on mine on and off for months, and it's a great piece...plus this is a 90mm piece which for...

Brent, Excellent work...One of my favorite pieces from Verlinden. I really like your flesh tones, and knowing that you used an airbrush leaves me in awe. If I can make one recommendation...consider outlining the shacko with a deep black violet. This will help offset all the black and accent...

Outstanding! What was the mix that you used for the horse... I agree with my brother Lou, the best horse I have ever seen...very nice! All the best Patrick

Jaume, I think the face looks awesome; you captured the passion of the moment superbly! Can't wait to see this guy finished. All the best Patrick

Tony, All good points from the above members, but I would ask that you look at one additional point in addition to heating...whenever I use oils, I lay them out on a 3x5 card, and allow the oil to seperate from the pigment. I'll let them stand for about 20mins or so, then all that is left on...

Understand Gary...look forward to seeing your work when you are ready... Hope all is well Patrick

Would be interested, too to hear how you achieved the effect on the trousers...amazing, very nice. How can you get the soft transitions? All the best Patrick

Brian, Please post... Patrick

Gary, Am eager to see your results...can you post what you have done so far...I have been wait YEARS to see your painting... ;) All the best Patrick

Here's an update... Still lots to do, but wanted to share my progress... Hope all is well Patrick

Guy, Appreciate your encouragement...you keep this up and I'll start thinking that I can paint :lol: All the best Patrick

Keith, ;) no worries...the key is to remember that this is a glaze, and not an application like you would use for a basecoat...you want the consistency of lowfat milk (watery, but you can tell it's sorta milk...) Good luck...let me know if you need anything All the best Patrick