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Steve, great piece. What was you mix of oils for the uniform. Can't seem to get that part right. Thanks.

Great figures, Ken. My order is in for all 3. Can't wait to dip the brushes! Thanks for the many great flats you've come out with recently. Much to be excited about for those interested in flats. Love the WWI themes. More, please. THANK YOU!!!

Great work! I envy your focus on painting those snakes!

Great piece, Ken. Fantastic face! Also "modest" enough that I can show it at shows. I'm adding this one to my buy list. Love your sculpting. Keep up the good work. You are giving us flat enthusiasts some great new subects and choices. Thnaks.

Excellent work. This is a beautiful set. I own it but have not yet found the courage to begin painting it. Well done!!

I have used a crock pot for years - one dedicated to drying oils only. Do not use one used for cooking food. Also, to avoid breathing the fumes, do not use the crock pot in the same room where you spend a lot of time while it is on. I use mine in the basement where the fumes can dissipate...

I'll be attending and plan to see you all there. Hopefully we can get a picture, as in previous years. Craig? ... Are you out there, Man??? There will be a meeting of the British Flat Figure Society around noon on Saturday. If you are a member - or are just interested in flats - please join...

Absolutely stunning work. BRAVO!

There have been some technical issues with the BFFS Form in the last year. Depending on when you tried to register, you may have hit one of these snags. I'd encourage you to re-register and try again. Bear in mind that "registrants" do not have full access to all areas. "Member areas" require...

In line with Rober's comment that there were really no set uniforms, here are two more pictures provided by Jack Muldoon and Pass Hannes - BFFS members. and The Aberdeen Militia

Glad Roger and I could help out! Have fun painting this great piece, and come see us at the BFFS site!

I guess if I had read Roger's post more carefully, I could have answered the question right off! (One of the many benefits of joining the BFFS is the ability to tap the wealth of knowledge our members have.) Here's the picture Roger was trying to link to:

Part of the "joy" of painting flats is the uniform research. If you know what the figure is, or what the flag is, just Google it, and you will have your painting instructions. I think this figure is from the English Civil War - the Battle of Aberdeen - there were two. Osprey probably has a...

Dreadful news! I noticed I could not get on, but figured it was routine maintenance. Our best wishes to Conny for a restoration of the site! Tried to log in, but the site did not recognize me. Let us know if we need to re-register.

VERY impressive group of work, Roger. We see them one by one, but seen together it's truly a great body of work. Thanks for posting.

With painting skill like that, ask Jean Marc to check out the British Flat Figure Society at: http://www.britishflatfigures.org.uk/ We'd appreciate seeing more of his work.

As always, Einion, very instructive! Thanks.

Spectacular!! I assume he paints in acrylics.

Likely to be a great show with many talented painters. If I could get there, I'd go.

Nicely done, Roger.