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Stephen, having seen this work-in-progress and admiring the effects of your skill and talent, I do not want to become a harbinger of bad news but your horse - only the head, neck and the parts of the shoulder and back visible - suffers from a way too long neck or from a too small head. For a...

Bravo and congrats go to Toro Models for this subject matter!

Santa Maria, this is nonsense! - Background - this is a direct copy of the Osprey Cover for Brzezinski Polish Armies vol.1 - and the mistakes have been singled out and pointed by the greatest living authority on the winged hussars - prof. Zygulski Jr. Conclusion -This is not A Polish Winged...

hello, I am not sure whether I have posted these before, but if you want to see some of the pictures I took last year at the Revolutionary War event at Ticonderoga NY see them at this Polish web site http://www.valkiria.net/index.php?p=galler...alid=115&area=1 I am going this year as well, it is...

Gents "another Roman, another Indian... why not...75mm British Napoleonic Redcoat" I presume this is one of those 'degustibus non disputandum est' opinions I would like to offer mine too - I think this pick of Roman and Mohawk is fine, I just wish less Nazi Germans, more 16-17th century...

Good gents, nice master, good photos :). And where the 'other' discussion could be found? I am interested in those comments, as usua , the title - Greek Amazon is a funny name though, simply Amazon would do, after all there were never any Greek Amazons in mythology, rather Thracian or...

congrats on this fine piece my question is whatt time period this fine general is from? Please shed some light as I am looking for a rather precise information, because I am doing some research on the late Republican period officer corps appereance. This is for some illustrations for a book...

Bruno, congrats on this diorama! Native American theme is one of my favorites. I must say tha the story and information your providing along with the diorama are first class. Exactly this story is what I like the most, apart form the excellence of your figures and paintjob. Because of the...

Hello Bruno and good gents, no, I do not wat to make the impression that I do not like this figure, I simply expressed my ideas about the sculp, which is very nice and worth a try for those who like this subject matter and this size. I should have said that the inclussion of the horned club...

Czolem, they used to say in Texas back in the first half of the 19th century that to find a Comanche without a horse was rather an impossible task :). I think Catlin reported, during his travels accross American continent, that the Comanches were completely nomadic, and did almost everything...

hey Rocco this 'horseman' is awfully deficient in his knees' girth, I guess the knees rubbed off some and then some more while riding :) , on the other hand the legs are horsemen-like bend at knees - A+, but a big butt for a skinny French 'bravo' :) otherwise a tight looking, very attentive...

Hello Modelix, pardon my ignorance but this figure is your own creation? Looks like lots of work :) Could you offer us couple more shots - (1)one from above and (1) one from behind? Perhaps one of the horses head.? thanks

hello, nice piece.. one comment - the bow case and the sword cannot cross in this way. The bow case usually was slung over the sword,. In your position, with strung oriental bow, the bowstring would get in the way. And you cannot put the sword passing through the strung bow, the sword could...

hello, the website is quite all right, perhpas even great if one is interested in the British cavalry of the least cavalry period, the end of the 19begining 20th centuryin the Western Europe - funny thing the Brits did not even develop their own cavalry school as such military schools...

Hey the Seminole and Crockett - well, remember the War of 1812, or the actual offshot of that war, the Creek Redstick movement and war 1813-17, and the resulting conquest of the Southern Civilized Tribes by genral Jackson . Well, old Davy - he was not old then :) , he was a membeer of the...

hello Qunag, May I offer my guess - first a Seminole - (moist, damp conditions), then Muskogee or Cherokee :) The rifle appears to be a flintlock, so late 18th early 19th century no more than 1840s)... How about some late 17th/early 18th century Plains Apache one of thses days - with a...

well, actually in Arizona you have plenty of logs, especially in the areas where Apaches loved to live, i.e. around springs and lakes, before they were kicked out to 'nice'places like San Carlos or those other 'good' places - so log was not a hint to me, but then it is even more intriguing :)

Quang, how are you my friend? great subject! I love those westerns with old Charles Bronson. And Chato was one of his best! It would be nice is this figure would became an Apache (eg famous Chircahua medicine man and fighter Goyaale also known as Geronimo) so I am sure your end-result will...

Hello, nice name - the historic Xenophon is my favorite ancient Hellas personality - the man behind the art of equitation and warhorse training - the author of many books but espeicaly this one -On Horsemanship ! and ofcourse the Anabasis:) and your work here is very nice! but I would change...

well, not true my firend, not true.. It was my opinion and I still hold it that the Elite version is actually very weak, historically, and pretty much unwinghussar like. While it is correct that the Young's artistry is much higher and his skill is of a different, master, level, than the...