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Every year over at Legio Pictorum, there is a contest called the Chick Challenge where only female figures are allowed. So here three of my entries. The one with the water is by Artefactory (or Figone), the Elf Chick in the pinkish dress is by Thunderbolt Mountain, and the chick in the...

Nicely posed and well sculpted. :thumb: I like the groundwork too. What'd you use for the grass?

Good start and nice composition. :thumb:

Looks like a fun one to paint. Nice stripes. :thumb:

Nice work all around. I like the detail. :thumb:

Thanks Warren and Andy. :)

Jim? Don't they mean Jose??

Welcome Dave. :) The Minnesota guys are a good bunch. :thumb:

Welcome Jimmy. :)

Benvenuto Massimiliano. :)

Welcome Brett. :) If you mean to sculpt or heavily convert figures, a good place to start is a good book on anatomy and Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery by Hogarth.

Bravissima! :)

Is the rise in price due to the rise in the VAT?

Anything that keeps the dust off. :)

Smooth and nice detail. :thumb:

Welcome Shane. :) Yeah, there's a lot of forum overlap. :D

Michigan Historical Miniatures Club's (Detroit area) site is here. Though the site is not regularly updated, the club meets at Michigan Toy Soldier and our show is this weekend.

I'm not good enough. ;) The trick is finding enough people going to World Expo to take figures...and that requires organization that we are lacking, as Gordy mentioned.

Quite true. Coordination is lacking and most of us are incredibly spread out geographically. If we do the above, maybe we can have a World Expo on this side of the pond again. If I can help, feel free to send me a PM. I've already started on a small level by organizing painting days at the...

Not exactly a lot of people jumping up saying "I'll paint that one!" :confused: Oh well, at least more people know about it now. :D