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Here's my latest effort in 54mm. It took a while to complete due to all the intricate embroidery. But happy with the result. Thanks for looking Steve

Thanks guys. Debrito... I totally agree. I think the sculptor didn't take this in consideration when he sculpted the cheek guards

Here's something I painted lately. It's in 75mm and great fun to paint Steve

Nice painting Jesus

Thanks guys

Here's a little conversion I did lately. This guy had the drums on the ground. I had them slung and belt added. Left hand resculpted holding sticks. One of the canteens in his right hand was removed and also slung across. And then the small issue of painting the drums :):) Steve

Dave thanks. I think it's already available. Someone picked it up at Long Island

Keith,not a problem at all. I'm sure there's a solution Steve

Keith I'm sorry to hear that. I'm also surprised cause the one I got to paint the boxart was fine. And it was one of the first runs. I suggest you contact Mike of Michael miniatures Steve

Thanks guys. Which prussian are you referring to? Steve

Guys this is my latest in 75mm for Model cellar(minus fountain). My paintwork too. Thanks for looking Steve

Nice piece. Pity it's in 120mm Steve

Thanks to all for the nice comments even though something went very wrong when typing the title :):):):). Hope to see you at MFCA Steve

Sry about the title misspelling :):):) Steve

Guys this is my latest scratch vignette in 54mm. It depicts 2 Lithunian Tartars in 1812. Hope you like and thankr looking Steve

Lovely work my friend. You keep getting better with each piece Steve

Thanks guys. John it was great seeing you too Steve

Thanks. yes it did catch a bit more light than it should have Steve

Really nice work Steve

Guys this is my latest sculpt in 54mm. Some spare stuff used. All other is scratch. Thanks for looking Steve