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Thank you Ken John

Thank you Mobo.

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. That being so I would like to show you all my latest rendition. Some time ago I saw an excellent rendition of the Latorre 54mm barbarian. I have had this figure for many years and thought I would like to do a similar version. Using...

Very nice painting.

You know, I used to like going to this show. But to be honest I'm put off by the figure scale category in the competition. When I see different scale categories for aircraft I fail to understand why there can't be seperate scales for figures too. As we all know there is so much difference in...

Excellent work John. I especially like how you handled the mail and the fine detailed paintwork on the surcoat. I also like the unusual base. John

Thank you Oda John

I told you having a nurse would make this scene work. I am never going to let you forget that mate. John

Thank you Mobo

Thanks for the kind comments guys. You're right Nap, I got the figure on the right from the excellent Figure International magazine. I really miss that mag. The figure was in my grey army for a long time. Hi Andrew. Don't worry, I made the ailettes on both figures from cardboard, just to add...

This is my latest painted bust. It is a tiny Heroes and Villains French lieutenant from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. This is painted using enamels, acylics and oils. I look forward to your comments. John

Thank your Ken and Oda. I enjoyed painting these but had use a powerful magnifier as the old eyes arent so good these days. John

Thank you very much Phil & Steve. John

Thank you for your kind comments Mobo. John

That's some tease Mcnutty.

I would like to show you all my latest repaint of two old figures that were sitting in my grey army for several years. The figures are painted mainly in acrylics and enamels. I was inspired recently by an excellent 75mm knight painted and shown on PF by fellow member...

Absolutely exquisite. I do not say this lightly. The hands are painted superbly as are the folds of cloth. The different shades of the skull, the lips and eyes of the lady, and that gorgeous flower pattern on her clothing. As has already been stated, females are not easy to paint. You have...

The Viking is the first 120mm figure I ever painted so this brings back some good memories. The Barton sleeping cowboy is another one that I once had. 90mm of solid metal!

Boris the werewolf and Alex the vampire. I well remember when these two beauties were released. I've never seen one in the flesh but I believe they are a fair sized chunk of resin skilfully sculpted. You have made a great job of painting them and congratulations on the 50th anniversary. I'm not...

I would have thought they'd have cleaned off the mouldlines before giving it to the pope. Bit shoddy really.;) No actually it's blooming amazing!!