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Really nice figure, & you've painted it beautifully. The Austro-Hungarian Army of WW1 has always been of interest to me, because my wife's maternal grandfather served as an officer in it during the conflict & she still has some photos of him in uniform.

That's a cracker - I like the way you've picked out the stitching etc on the jacket & trousers.

I'm definitely up for this one when it's released!

Fantastic news, Robert! Could I be really cheeky & place an advance order for the Sharpshooter with you when it's officially released? Thanks also for the acknowledgement of my help, it's very kind of you.

The smock painting is superb, congratulations on a great job!

I love Alpine Miniatures sculpts, either in 1/16 or 1/35. And this is a beautiful paint job, great flesh tones & highlights.

Hi David, MiniSoldiers are available from HobbyEasy in Hong Kong. Their prices are reasonable & they ship quickly to the UK. Google HobbyEasy.com. Hope this helps, Chris.

Hi Henk, The haversack was definitely for the Mark II Light Respirator, & it appears in numerous photos of Airborne troops at Arnhem particularly glider infantry, being carried horizontally on the rear of the web belt.

More great work Peter - nice shading on the blues, & the white breeches too. All the best for 2022!

Not impressed by the faces at all, & the hands (especially the one holding the MP40) are very poor. Thanks for sharing this review Patrick, I'll definitely be going with Jeff Shiu myself when the StuG arrives (on its way from HobbyEasy as I type):)

Brilliant as always, Paul - what's the base figure? Merry Christmas & best for 2022 to you & yours (y)

Beautiful work Andy, hope you feel better soon, & Congratulations on the new addition to your family!

Nice work Jed!

Superb work, Andy.

Jim, PM sent for Private, 1st Texas Volunteers 1863. Cheers, Chris.

Great work, Rick - I like your shading & highs on the respirator haversack.

Well up to your usual high standards Jeff, & a particularly poignant subject for this Remembrance week.

Fantastic work - the green tones & textures on the uniform & webbing are beautifully rendered.

Lovely job as always, Paul. Reminds me of a story my late father told me (he served in NW Europe 1944-45) , allegedly the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry were the first allied troops to enter Germany due to a map-reading error..... Also, the author lives not far from me & is an all-round top bloke...

No, it's not just you Phil. When I lived in a certain borough of South London between 1999 & 2009, from the beginning of September right through to Christmas there was a massive fireworks display every night due to a religious & cultural festival. November 5th paled into insignificance alongside...