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Beautiful figure, Clever use of contrasting colours and very fine brushwork, An enchanting piece of miniature art.

Lovely subtle skin tones and sublime work on the girls face. The waters edge setting is superbly done. It’s art, as far as I’m concerned.

It looks to me like the rank on his upper arm is that of a colour Sergeant. You have the stripes, cloth grenade badge above that, then the crossed swords and the crown- Colour Sgt. A lance Sergeant would have three stripes and the grenade badge only. Only guardsman and L/Cpls wore conduct...

Big fan of Mikes work and the way he mutes the colours so that everything is in relation colour-wise. I would love to have this piece of art.

A very attractive half figure. I would be tempted to paint it as a generic ATS subaltern. I’m sure that the two ribbons would represent the George V jubilee and the George VI coronation medals. You can see in the pics, if painting the figure as her Majesty, that is.

Outstanding, Calvin, as always.

I like your work. You have an original style, a bit of ‘Je ne sais quoi’, it’s good. Hope you keep painting.

The poor bugger at the end with the head wound. Perhaps Mozzer didn’t have the heart to sculpt him with bare feet in the freezing snow, as per the painting.

This Trooper looks like he’s been in a bit and would look good with a couple of service medals on his chest.

I have always liked your work. Sorry you have had health issues, been there myself, but you have lost none of your skills from what I can see.

Very nice, but when is the 120mm Italian paratrooper officer figure that was on here the other week available?

I really like this. I will have to have it in my collection. I think there was an article about the ‘Folgore’ parachute division in Mil Mod years ago. They were great fighting soldiers.

Your work must look so beautiful in real life. I could gaze at one of your finished creations for many hours.

I like your work,Jambrdly. The Green effect on that Gothic knights armour looks pretty cool too.

It could be that Ian is in severe financial distress and struggling to keep the bailiffs away. I think that unfortunately running any kind of business is a risk and just one or two bad decisions can sink you into oblivion. Reading through these threads, it’s got to be his cash-flow that has...

Amazing piece of sculpture. Pity there was no room to depict a bit of Rockys famous ‘wife-beater ‘ vest to go with the hat.

The hairstyle is too full at the back and sides. Perhaps his nickname would be ‘Tubby’.

This piece has a real tension in it, between the briefly distracted savage Viking and the soon-to-be-murdered, wretched Monk. It’s really quite disturbing, if you think about it in that sort of way. Other than that, it’s a great sculpt.

It’s the ‘Milf’ look, at least I think so.

If you only started painting figures in 2018, then I would say that you have a special talent that will only improve with time. Very impressed with your work.