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So well executed. This is a real gem.

Superb in every way.

We've all uttered the words, "No more figures..." Then that must-have new release comes along. John Rosengrant's latest is the perfect example!

This is an excellent release. Very representative of the subject, A great depiction.

That is just superb.

Welcome to the mad house, Paul. You'll find us a supportive bunch. Ask anything.

Paul, you are 100% correct. It's a subject that has slipped through the net. If there was one, it'll be very old and likely rubbish by today's high standards. As always, I stand to be corrected, but I'm not aware of one.

Wow.

Well done again, Ben.

An unusual subject, well painted as well. That's a good rendition of a horse.

Excellent - that is some super painting.

Absolutely superb.

Top stuff, I can only echo what others have said. Looks like a fun project.

It is excellent. It looks familiar somehow, like it's taken from an old painting. A super release. Paining children's skin tones is a real challenge.

I was going to say that. "Wow!" There, I said it. :woot:

Her work remains a fantastic catalogue of quality. I did meet her once and found her a friendly lady. Such wonderful painting indeed.

Hmm. I'm 52, and I reckon I might be one of the youngest on here. I want to be proved wrong. It is a fear I have. Especially looking around at the last model show I attended; some of the participants were a generation older than I am. Just about my only worry about this hobby is that it might...

Super painting - a great project.

I've used hot water with success. Also, often I replace thin resin with metal for spear shafts and suchlike - resin just don't cut it. It's too fragile.

No worries, you're right. Without wanting this to be a "Let's bash Pegaso post" I do totally agree. I recently got some stuff from their website, and when it arrived (took ages), it wasn't quite as good as I might have expected. I don't know why, but it felt rushed. I know we're on about...