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Bill regularly attends US shows. See him all of the time.

I find that the best way to avoid the bug-eye look is to frame the eyeball with upper and lower lids. This follows what Eludia has said above about tidying up by blocking in the flesh tone surrounding the eyes.

I once hauled eight figures and vignettes from Germany to Oklahoma using exactly what you describe, Bailey. Not a scratch.

I think I need to get after my kit. BEAUTIFUL WORK.

Petey, is this your work?

Pete, just saw two figures on ebay from one of the Ron Hinote series for the Franklin Mint that you may want to look at. May take a little refining but a start.

This company rocks! The release of lesser known soldiers from all ages is too cool.

Those skin tones are awesome.

I would give a lot to attend any show in the UK. Except for maybe air fare and lodging. Congratulations on this significant anniversary!

I think there was very little difference appearance wise between copper and brass during this period due to the metallurgy of the times. The great photos of the the museum piece that Zastrow posted show this well.

Dee, the stirrup hoods are leather with copper studs. The date of the saddle does influence the covering; during the ACW there were rawhide covered trees as well as those of black leather, and as pointed out that changed to russet brown eventually. Stirrup leathers are pretty much what you...

Gotta go with Steve. That gabion is one of the few on the market that I have seen that is close to looking like what they were, built in the field. And that snake rail fence is excellent. Must have!

Great figure. A direct copy of Terry Karselis's "Joseph Brant" which is in 100mm and now produced by Mike Stelzel .

What artillery piece is that? It looks like an 18th c. howitzer. Nice paint but ???

Hey Petey. I think IR released one. Saratoga Soldier should have it.

A great outcome after a lot of work!

Man I need to get after those figures! Great work John. Warpaint is very cool.

Me too. I thought my new ISP had done me dirty.

Can anyone tell me who the Vikso were?

Congratulations Marc! I had the same experience in June. Cool, ain't it?