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Fine brushwork. An excellent face, you have talent.

Outstanding painting so far...very talented work.

Charming little figure.

At first I thought hmm...but looking closerI think these are really good. I’m thinking a mercenary SF team. You can use whatever camo/uniform scheme you like. I think 70mm is a good scale.

Mozzer must be a workaholic, his output is phenomenal.

It looks really life-like. Is that the actual figure? The Officer looks almost real. I think it’s beautiful.

I really like your work on this kit. The Red uniform stands out the way it does in real life and the face is nicely understated and compliments the rest of the figure. Is that the MM that you have awarded him on the left?

It's a fantasy figure and many figures in this genre have a blatantly sexual and even misogynistic agenda to them. I don't find it offensive but given the conservative nature of this forums membership, I can understand why some do.

Hello all, This is my latest work, but the first time I have shown a figure painted by me on any forum. It was painted in Andrea and AV acrylics and was from SK models. Mike Blank sculpt

I am sure that The Mameluke was from an American company called Superior and dates from the 1970's.

This ones back in production again. Look up Mitrecap miniatures on google for the link. I have just received one and it's great.

There is photographic evidence of the smock worn by SS panzer crewmen , the early edition of the osprey men-at-arms 'Waffen SS' shows a PZ 111/1V commander wearing the smock and camo cap. Having said that the figures field grey jacket under the smock is more in keeping with a panzergrenadier or...

I like them, they are outrageous! The zombie hunter with the bag on her head is funny.

I have not really been active in the hobby for the last few years but I went on Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed gazing at the amazing work on the tables. There are some very talented miniaturists out there who are producing work on par with the very finest of commercial illustration in my opinion...

Great figure. Brings back some memories. On my first tour down near the border, we started off wearing the belt and pouches but by the end had ditched them in favour of one mag on the rifle,one in the flack jacket pocket and as many field dressings as you could carry. (9-10+)

Very sad news. I have enjoyed his art ever since I made my first Historex kit back in 1973. Easily the best kind of French Gentleman with a love and empathy for the soldier and his life. RIP, Monsieur and thank-you.

I live about five miles from the Hastings Battlefield and I am really excited about this figure. I like the pose, the War club and the Norman Hairstyle. I would have loved to bid for this.

Sharper detail with resin, but I hate the casting blocks and the resin dust may be injurious to health if ingested. I value metal and I like the feel and weight of it, so metal gets my vote however, each to their own.

Apparently, what really screwed him was the discovery of the 300 rounds of mixed 9mm, 5.56 and 7.62 ammunition along with the Glock. This moved things up into the realm of possession with possible intent. If it was just the pistol on its own , then maybe it would not have come to this.

The Lt. Bromhead figure was sculpted by David Grieve. It was meticulously researched, as was a companion Zulu warrior figure to accompany it. I painted the Bromhead figure when I was 17 and still have it in my collection today. Its a great figure.