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And it is repaid like this :(

Superb, you can almost smell and feel the horses oils on that harness..

Top images make the head look a bit bright the way i illuminated them, so redone the images to show the head :)

Cool, that's what I was told happened too, have done a lot of hours in chinooks, indeed Helicopters, was lucky, I flew in everything I worked on in the RAF ( and landed in... Something you didn't :whistle: ) even fighters.. :D OK update time, have been working on the head as a break from...

This one Gordon? http://ghostcustomworks.com/images/categories/crye_multicam.jpg

Welcome Danny, really impressive work, have been around part of the track at Brooklands many years ago in a Sherpa Minibus, scary, very scary... Looking forward to seeing more of your superb work :)

Hi Kenny, superb work there, welcome to the forums :)

Have a picture of a bolt of cloth somewhere will look on PC, there is multicam and there is multicam, the British version had some extras added to make it recognisable as a UK scheme, it carries over some distinct patterns from DPM if you look at it.

No had worked on it though, knew the late Dick Langworthy the Captain, had been on a few trips abroad with him on Pumas, the other pilot rings a bell to, you know there is a new series on in march about the war when they interview some of the crew and engineers. The door was jettisoned if I...

Looking very very very good Gordon, know what you mean, it is awful to paint the Camo, tried doing a different figure in the scheme and gave up in despair.

Thanks Jimmy, very moving, I was on Chinooks at the time and most of my mates went for a paddle off the Atlantic Conveyor. Working on the head as a break from the Camo.

200mm WW2 figure of an airman in full flying kit framed in a Lancaster doorway about to bale out

Mary, I could never come anywhere near to understanding your grief and hope I never have to, I paint as I find it relaxes and allows me to switch off from the world around me for a while, it really is therapeutic, if you need any help in any of your models or painting, please do not hesitate to...

From the Pool huh, will call you Cess for short :) only joking, welcome to the forum mate, looking fwd to getting jealous of your work, it happens a lot on here, such talented peeps all around me.

Mine is here too :) I had a quick look, the SLR is another version having the hand cast on this one...l looks really good and looking fwd to doing this one :D

I like the base, think it is a clever idea that conveys the time and place well, It reminds me of the BofB memorial with the pilots figures projecting out of the scene.

See http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/new-release-from-special-ops-models.43357/ Had a version with a different weapon to, drop him a pm, you never know

The person that does these is on here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-9-200mm-1-10-Modern-Navy-Seal-Iraq-Afghanistan-Figure-DEVGRU-SEAL-TEAM-/110830718804?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19ce068f54#ht_1727wt_922

But it is 200mm or 1/9th.

Moz has the Canadian version with his SAS trooper, but it hasn't made it into his parts box yet. See http://www.120mini.com/index.php?p=1_27