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Well done mate, this was my first commercial release,must be 20 years ago. never got to finish a paint job on him, l found a basic kit of him with a few up dates to him it would be fun to re release him, but mate it was a pleasure to still see him still going around keep the good work up...

Know the type train twice a week, beer after, play Sat. avo, have another beer...lm enjoying him!!!..

Same sculpt...great out comes thank god folk see things through different eyes good stuff...

Good stuff cob., he has that pissed off look, steal my eagle, lm enjoying the complete story..

It reads that a lot of enjoyment is being had over there.. congratulations to Nick , Chris and Tony and to all the other folk who did themselves proud good stuff, hope you all come to QMHE next season.........

Tony, go back to your art supply shop,an old style W/N oil colour TURKEY UMBER ,a colour you'll use for ever, if you find a tube, to discribe the colour, you'll just have to see it, then you'll know....worth the hunt..

hi!..the Dawe, light skin/dark skin, remember the weight of the facial moko will give the apprance of a darker skin tone although l do feel he's a wee on the orange side, perhaps a very thin wash Van Dyke brown, or Raw umber,..mate when you hit on the Moko, best use 70% Van Dyke Brown, 20% Sap...

l've spent alot of time looking at John and Marks'and how they have brought to life the subject,..a numder of blokes have this figure now and many are going the dramatic approach it should prove an eye opener.But l do appreciate the good thoughts viewed on the sculpt thank you..l have in mind...

Good stuff Mark, l'm enjoying what l see...the contrasts in effects, is very exciting, again good stuff..

Sorry with the slow responce guys in one word, computer!!..the box art for this sculpt posed many an idea, the visual health,the climatic conditions,hard going terrain, bodies rotting with infection, and so on but then there is the artistic look night, sun set, shadows, etc.etc . l painted him...

Thanks for the good thoughts guys, had a wee trouble with the box art photos,light reflection and wash out,..etc.etc...Having talked with old diggers river and creek crossing was not fun any thing and every thing came down the water ways at a great rate of knots, most of it dead and rotten...

Thanks for doing the photos for "the River Crossing" Ian, l appreciate it mate...

John a great clip cobber ,much of the work was of internationall standed you've caught it well....

Hi! Mike,great stuff cobber,I just love the piece and subject Phil...:)

Mate what a wonderful wee sculpt and idea.....:)

firstly l must thank lan for the photos..and the good words folk have posted...Tony thanks for the photo of the PERONNE bronze l 'll add him to my collecton of pics, its a bronze l was not aware of...the actual reff.is from the old book "Australia At Arms"l've had sence Adam played...

hello folks.....l truly appreciate your good thoughts..l've only painted his head and tin hat at this stage, also l have the eyes to complete..ta. for doing the photos bro..Great to see folks are comming to Q,M.H.E.fun to see old mates and to meet folk of whom one has only known across the...

Morning all,..very soft and under stated painting style you have, yes perhaps a few lights and turkey umber just ever so few around the Racoon's lower ends of his fur,..although l do like him and a good ground setting bro... First time l've seen that cheeky Mexican finished a right nancy boy...

Evening all,..Robin the Tinker has a new bow and his cover has been blown..I have placed all the lmfo forwarded to me by you good folk,all long hand in my book of research so l wont lose it..yet again thank you..My good wife feels l should produce a likness of Robin the tinker and his Sherwood...

Hay Brother,.all the help, all this imfo l really enjoy this is what makes a good site..this is far better than having smoke blown up ones butt.. only to have the stub, stubbed out on your bum!!.. thanks for comming back Einion good stuff.. Phil.