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Great job Glen. I have the 120mm version awaiting paint.

I always loved his clean high contrast painting style.

I remember seeing Graham’s work in the Historex catalogues and in Mil Mod show reports. Needless to say he inspired me. Agree this is a sad loss to the hobby. Colin

Started the diorama groundwork. Needs paint and foliage. Two figures still need extensive paint and one needs completion. Colin BTW - I like the fact that we no longer have to load attached files one by one.

Moving ahead slowly

He’s got a cup of wine so he’s good 😉

Thanks Phil. I’ve always loved painting 28’s. They just suit my style and they’re great for a manageable diorama. Colin

In progress. Seated 7th hussar officer. Still lots to do and not the best pic.

Arranged and diorama base started. One figure still to be added (the surgeon). Two on the left still require significant paint…and the cat. Colin

I have a bunch of Perrys in the GA including both sets of British cavalry taking eagles at Waterloo, Ney’s Waterloo charge, and Gordon’s death at Khartoum. Plus a whole bunch of ideas for using Napoleonic and plastic multi pose figs. I am also half way through painting a group of Princess Bride...

Working on d’Hubert’s second “second.” I’ll probably add a plume.

Thanks very much 🙂

It’s a matter of taste Ernie. I always liked d’Hubert more and sympathized with him being a hostage to honour…agreeing to duel after duel with no real choice and no vested interest in the outcome except perhaps his own survival. I always see Feraud as a thug and a bully. Interestingly, his real...

Another figure mostly complete. A Lt. Of the 3rd Hussars, one of d’Hubert’s seconds. Colin

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Terrific job Simon.

@Nigel…I’m lucky my eyes still allow me to do 28’s at a level of detail I’m happy with at age 67. The advantages of being near sited. @Bran Thank you. Alan’s painting is terrific so if I get to that level I’m happy. I called this a vignette but I expect you are right in calling it a diorama...

Your screen name is Nap and you haven’t seen “The Duellists!?!?” All I can say is you have an extraordinary pleasure awaiting. My favourite film of all time. Thanks for the encouragement. colin

“The Duellists” … Lts. Feraud and d’Hubert engage.

Lt. d’Hubert 3e Hussards.