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Hi folks, Here's the groundwork I've just completed for my Alpine 120mm GI. I want to depict him during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest 1944, standing on a captured MG emplacement and being pelted by the miserable Autumn rain. This is a bit of an experiment with water effects and trying to show...

Nice work, Matt! Looks great :)

Brilliant work all round, Felipe. Well done!

Brilliant work, Marcin! I love everything about this - the dynamic poses/interaction between the figures, how you've painted the camouflage smocks, the muddy base. Really great stuff (y)

Lovely, crisp painting and nicely weathered. Great job.

Very nice work, Roger. I really like the chestnut colour you've painted the horse.

Looking great, Zeno! I really love how you've painted his face. Looks like another beautifully composed base in the making too. Cheers

Very nicely painted, Paul. Great job on his waistcoat :)

Mike, that is freakin unbelievable, mate. The colours and textures you achieve are so realistic. I really like how you dealt with his wound and the blood stains too.

Beaut painting, Joe! I like the composition of the base too, it works really well mate.

The pose looks so natural and the details so crisp at that scale - it's incredible what can be achieved with 3d scanning/printing when it's done well. Your painting is superb, as always!

Brilliant work on this fantastic bust - I love his czapka at that jaunty angle :) Your painting is superb, it really brings out the character.

Stunning painting, Konstantin! (y) That tartan is superb

Looking great so far, Brian. Beaut painting, as always mate. He's starting to get that battle-worn, dirty look already.

Beautiful painting. I love the polar bear and the detailed painting on her shield, banner and cloak.

I get the unfamiliar subject can throw you a bit, but its still looking great so far, mate. You've painted the subtle skintones beautifully.

Top painting as always, Gunther. Well done!

Glad to see you found the motivation to get back into painting, Joe. That is one impressive figure, mate. Top job on those whites and the eagle motif.

Hi Martin. There's actually not that many British Airbourne 1/16 figures on the market - I can think of maybe 3 or 4, and most of them in very static poses. Alpine sculpts tend to show figures in action and, as you say, capture subtle tension in the pose, so it would be nice to see how Alpine...

Looks brilliant so far, Dave. Cheers