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Hi Stephen, This one? Good work, the way is so long Best wishes M

Hi Jim, In the escort or service dress, Chasseurs when dismounted often put one belt of the saber on the hook shown here, to get up the saber from the ground. This way is almost never represented by producers. Using this dress, they did not carry sabretache. Best regards MdM

Hi Marjn Wonderful job, I had this bass guitar some years ago, now I turned to a Fender jazz, but it was really a good instrument. And in this scale it's incredible. When a SWR, Trace Elliot, Ampeg, or Acoustic amplifier? Best wishes M

Hi to all, Naturally I want to speak only of Napoleonic subjects, I'm not interested in the other figures. I think they are well known, I should say both "déjà vus", Napoleon perhaps in this same position. The Chasseur is a logical issue with the Andrea book describing this Corp. To answer to...

Hello Paulo, I sent the images at your mail box, did you receive them? Bye M>

Hello again, Another suggestion, in the Verlinden catalogue there is a mounted Napoleon in Russia ref.1709 and and another couple of soldiers ref. 1408, useful to use in a russian winter diorama, all in 120, obviously. Regards MdM

Hi Xenofon, Good painting, but why did you paint the braids of the waistcoat in such a greenish yellow? The colour of the cloth is sky blue as the collar and the cuffs, but the braids are gold, as the braids of the dolman. So, a little touch of ochre, yellow and gold there, come on! Best...

Hi Man, There is a couple of figures in 120mm made by El Viejo Dragon, a Spanish firm; it may be a good start to set a diorama Regards MdM

Hello Kevin, Well painted, do you think to put anything at the right side of the figure? He seems having too much empty space on his right. Regards MdM

Stefano, Non è arrivato nulla, si sarà persa nell'Atlantico?

Scusami Stefano, ma io non ricevuto alcuna mail, l'ultima risale al tempo dei musicanti... Ciao Marcello

Ciao Stefano, Ma sei insofferente alle osservazioni altrui? Io ho premesso che sui romani sono assolutamente digiuno, quindi non pretendo di dire nulla di certo. Per il tema storico napoleonico, ne so qualcosa più di te, e questo invece è sicuro. almeno a vedere le tue cose. Vorrei pure dirti...

Hello Stefano, It seems I was perhaps right about the sword, but nothing it's sure, I saw other images, hte lenght is various. And I repeat, the Romans are for me rather unknown Ciao Marcello

aquilifero Ciao Stefano, Grazie per la risposta. In realtà avevo già scritto questo messaggio ed era apparso con la vecchia impostazione, ma ora è sparito. Comunque, ho visto diversi siti, sulla testa del leone lasciavano i denti e la misura del gladio variava abbastanza, non so se in...

Hello Stefano, I'm not an expert of Roman costumes, then I need some informations: Using the lion skin and head, did the romans keep also the teeth? The sword was so long? For what I remember, I saw the swords more short The figure has a nice movement very dynamic, but do you think that in this...

Hello Bang, I'm not an expert of the 2 WW, although I made aircraft models many years ago. I suggest you to look for the movie "Memphis Belle", the history of a famous B17 and his crews bombing Germany. If you rent the dvd and play slow motion of the scenes where are the crews, I think possible...

Hi to all, If they put only the written panels, removing the obiects, the arms, the uniforms and the dummies, why to go at the Museum? Everyone can read some books and know the same informations... :angry: However, there is another great Museum in Southern France, at Salon de Provence, near the...

Hi to all, I'm very disappointed, because I wanted go to Paris at th end of March for the International Expo of modelling, seeing for the fifth time the Museum :angry: Well, everyone has passion for the history, must to visit it I try to give you an idea of this beauty for eyes...

Hello PF members, This is a message for the travellers towards Paris, in particular for Glenn Hamlton who is going there next month. I read on a French Forum that the Army Museum of Paris has closed the Empire galleries, I think for restyling works. :o On the Museum's site it seems the disaster...

Oh yes, the captain Dreux Nancré, aide de camp of the general Count Gudin de la Sablonnière, as seen in Vienna on 1809. Gudin was general commander of a division incorporated in the 3rd Corp of Davout, during the Austria campaign, battle of Wagram. This officer has a red brassard, edged gold...