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I think I have one Roman cavalry in my collection that I will never paint. Will look tomorrow…not sure if I have perhaps sold it already. Adrian

Always loving your work and this one is no exception! Adrian

Bravo. Very well done! And NMM as well! Adrian

That digital function indeed looks very useful. Kirill Kanaev’s FAQ book has a very elanorate explanation of how to do NMM. The good thing is he explains the theory behind it as well, so that one can apply it to any shape, also when lacking a painted example. I am also carefully trying more...

Liking this figure as well. May have to get it, despite already big grey army… Very nice paintwork. The wounds are subtle and very realistic. Adrian

Cool work on the sandbags David! Adrian

What motorcycle model does this one use? I only know the 1:9 scale ones. Is there a 120mm model as well?

Nice subdued colour choices! Adrian

Really cool work! Adrian

That is excellent work Nigel! Really liking your paintjob and the subtle snow effect. Sometimes model snow can be ‘goo-ey’(?) or too overpoweringly white. What you did is perfect and looks suitably cold. How did you create the snow? Adrian

Very well done. The figures are great, but I particularly like how you broke up the pavement in sections, making it interesting in it own right. Adrian

Very nice and original work Pedro! Adrian

I have to say this is very original. Composition-wise I think it needs a second figure. Adrian

Nice figure and good to see another one than the one depicted many other times. The only objective measure to compare scales is through dimensions of the weapons. Measuring the weapon can tell what scale this one really is. In my view the helmet is on the small side, but I am a nitpicker. Adrian

Really liking this one and Calvin’s paintjob as well. Adrian

Really nice pose and excellent drapery! Adrian

Excellent work! Must be an impressive piece in the display cabinet! Adrian

Really nice and very dynamic work. Loving it! Adrian

Hm, perhaps something IS wrong…..don’t see the picture…

Perhaps you could print it on paper at high res with a printer, scaled accordingly. After printing, seal the paper with gloss varnish and cut out badge. Stick to figure with drop of gel super glue and seal with matt varnish, finishing with some weathering. Just a suggestion I would try. Cheers...