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Great job on the NMM. That's not easy to do.

Very nicely done!

Fantastic flesh tones!

It's always hard to tell when you're "done". Perhaps set it in context with the rest of the figure - without any magnification - and see how it fits. Overdoing it might make it look too pristine. I think it looks fantastic as it is.

Great figure, great painting, and the imaginative base and ship "groundwork" top off this excellent piece.

This is looking great. What tools and material did you use for the buttons? And when you use the post-it paper, do you put something over it to fix it in place?

I noticed Connery but had to look again to notice Fox. Regarding your bench, mine is one figure surrounded by real clutter! If I had that many figures going at once - more than one, in fact - I'd be paralyzed about what to work on next and frustrated that none were actually done.

Holy cow! What a bench!

Can you show a photo of the cut down brush and say how t's used?

Wow! Great figures! I especially love the Confederate and the European Infantry pieces.

Same here. As tough as 54s an be, in some ways they're more forgiving. I can't imagine being able to do great painting as Colin has done here on a large figure.

Nice job! But how do you get so darned many projects done???

Great panting and a well-composed compact set design.

I definitely like the pipe version the best.

Thanks, all! I'm a very slow painter so the progress updates might be slow, too. I'm still working out the paint scheme and one issue is the cuirass itself. Several sources say that they were painted black and the two examples of this figure that I've found have been treated that way. I like the...

I just started on my first non-54mm and first resin figure, a Danish Cuirassier ca. 1700. The figure by Mike Blank is beautifully cast with the fantastic face being of particular note. Hardly any cleanup was required but, Mike Blank's figures being usually pretty simple in nature, I wanted to...

Nice start. It's always fun to make a stock figure your own. Looking forward to watching the progress.

Fantastic!

I'm working on a cuirassier of the Great Northern War and want to add a bit of detail to the figure. As in this figure, I often see fabric at the bottom and arm holes. Does anyone know if cuirasses of the 18th century were lined or was something worn under them and over the uniform? Can't...