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And it was time well spent! I can easily imagine that a flag or two were captured during the battle, so as far as I can say nothing improbable in the bust. Perhaps, specialist in Nalopeon's war can say more about the course of that bloody battle, which ended with no obvious winner.

Let me put it in a different way: the introduction is pseudo-poetic "Orientalist" gibberish and the figure is lewd.

Great paintwork, especially on the flag. The results of the battle were not as conclusive as the bust suggests.

I like it very much. He looks both frightening and exhausted, not to mention contemporary relevance.

I think the female bust in the top picture was originally topless too and has been converted, something which has made it much more tasteful

Lovely figures, especially the second one with the excellent bamboo fence.

you can paint them in different colours, Andy Warhol style.

One of the most humane and memorable busts I've ever seen.

excellent figure of the warrior and superb scenery, though I would probably swap the gorilla for something more convincing.

Excellent! It asks to be populated!

the fact is simple: this is a health crisis, not a logistical or packaging crisis.

thanks, Nap. Will do.

It is a great idea but the FB page requires FB login, and this severely limits the availability of the page.

Excellent painting and very expressive face. Your contrast method worked perfectly on this figure.

The broken drakkar is excellent. It would be nice to have in 54 mm or larger.

Excellent composition, the horizontal lines of the street perfectly emphasise the pace of action

sure

Interesting. The Castro Wars practically coincided with the ECW, so we may assume that weapon and soldiers' outfit would be roughly the same. But do not the figure's garment and sword look too archaic for the 1640s? It is true that the figure was intended for a vignette with the landsknecht...

Superb

I never met Chuck, but he was one of the most pleasant traders to deal with. I remember buying an OOP kit from him on eBay. There were several bidders, and the final price eventually got very high. When the kit arrived, it turned out to be incomplete. Chuck immediately refunded me the entire...