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This Is a scratch built house I did in 1/35th scale. The figure is from DML with a Verlindon helmet. More on the build can be found at the link below. http://www.track-link.net/forum/modelling_dioramas/2853

I use a clear plastic cube for bases, they are painted black when completed. Thanks for the kind comments. Glenn

This is a small 1/35th scale conversion I did using a Tamiya plasic figure Hornet Head and some scratch parts. It was inspired by Photos from various books on the 13th SS. The cobble stone base was made from Magic Sculpt. It was all painted in oils. The arm patch is a decal I made in photoshop...

Thanks Mike! ..this will do it!

Thanks .... would the saddle be wood and wood finish? How did it look?

Can someone post a photo of what the area circled looks like on the photo, saddle, and how the cloth is cut etc. I would like to try and sculpt this but don't have any reference. Thanks!

Wow! Looks really nice! I have this figure and it is ready to paint....I used a Hornet head with Camo helmet cover as a replacement and tured the head looking back to the left....hope it comes out half as good as yours ' )

Wow! ....i want to do a officer such as yours......outstanding job!

Thanks Marcello

Marcello, Thanks for the reply. I would like to do a General. Thanks Glenn

Marcello, Thanks for the reply. Yes The painting I saw the officer had a Bicorn so I assume he was a high rank. Do you know of any good souces I can see that show what you have explained? Thanks Glenn

I was watching a show on the Military History channel on Waterloo the other night and they flashed a painting which showed a Mounted French Cuirassier Officer. It inspired me to do something similar. My question is if I use the Metal Models 54mm mounted French Cuirassier trooper and metal...

Outstanding work! The figure looks great but i'm still looking at the building, is it painted in oils too?

Looks really nice! What scale and what are the keys, photo etch?

Thanks Paul It is a Hornet turned head set but I used a Hat cut from an old Verlinden Fig. The shirt is ; white, napels yellow, cad. red, black, ultr. blue.

This is a Hornet conversion in 1/35th scale. Artillery played a major role on the outcome of the battle of El Alamein and can be seen by the smile on the face of this officer. Painted in oils.

Thanks to all who have commented so far ; )

More photos These figures come from the older DML 1/35th scale set. They are one of the better sets before the Gen2 that are now out. I added Hornet heads and hair from Magic Sculpt. Helmet is from a Gen2 kit. The groundwork is Magic Sculpt also. Painted in oils. The Sign was made as a decal on...

Yes Oils and They come from the DML figure set with Hornet head replacements. Thanks Glenn

I just finished these tonight. Also 2 inprogress figs. The paint is still wet on the Brit. I guess i'm getting better but not quite were i want to be.