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Great subject Mike! With all of the Roger's Rangers figures out it is time for the opponents from the St. Francis fight.

This is a brilliant idea! Look forward to progress.

That is the best job of "field brass" on the trumpet and bugle I have ever seen. Great work.

Man, that is some seriously good black.

Magnificent!

Thhttps://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=mcafee&type=A211US636&p=magazine+pouches+thompson+submachine+gun+ww2. Three and five mag pouches were issued. I did not confirm it but I would imagine that the three mag pouch was an earlier version.

Either way is fine with me. Must do some research on costs in case we have to do transatlantic shipping, will get back to you. Mailing to a Virginia address would smooth the way considerably.

I have it and will part with it but am in Oklahoma.

You go Petey! Done in time to see it in February, right?

Try "British Uniforms in North America" in a search engine. The first step though should be to not worry about how this one turns out. You have to paint a figure before you can ask good questions. HAVE FUN. Don't go comparing your first to what you see here.

The skin tones are accurate for a carrot-top. Great work.

Great!

This company produced a very few Napoleonics in 54mm. I would like to buy any except for the French Voltiguer, which I have. Thanks!

What scale is this beauty?

Excellent Carl. Thanks!

Make a search of the Planet for "Brave Little Belgium". American artist Bob Tavis did this original diorama of a Belgian armored car in action against Uhlans. Bob has not forgotten Belgium.

Nice to see your work Steve.

What a great face!

Hope the show went well for all. Would love to attend.

Uhhh... if this beautiful figure is intended to represent an AWI participant, that contest ended in 1783. I do not think redcoats were popular in NY in 1789.