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Thanks for all the good advice guys, really appreciated. Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

I am sorry for replying late - 3 kids and a puppy! This is the first chance I've had to access PF since 30OCT. TS To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

Thanks one & all! All of your suggestions have saved me from some possible headaches, and all of the ideas will be stored in my tips file. Great stuff guys, really appreciated; Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

Not to mention some colorful adjectives my old Drill Sgt. from Ft. Dix would be proud of! To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

2 points! Hadn't thought of that, great idea. I've got brass rod in a small dia. and a bit to match. I've had a bit of a hard time pinning parts together and aligning them. Seems I just can't get the hole centered with the rod...this has lead to some turkey necked figures ;) Thanks gents...

There you go Steve! Thanks much. There will be a gap I noticed when I test fit the arm, so gap filling super glue w/rod + epoxy should do it. I'm a bit concerned about drilling even with a pin drill though. Metal is soft. v/r Tony S

54mm Metal-Modelles (FR) 1914 Prussian - enlisted. Resin base (28mm) from Micro Art Studio - I bought this base from Games Plus in Mt. Prospect,Il. Silver medal painter's category - MMSI 2012.

I have this 54mm drummer boy, and I don't know how to attach the arm/drum and the hand/sticks. The arm and drum is heavy, the hand with sticks is fragile. 1) How should I attach them? Gorilla Super Glue or epoxy? 2) Not much area to drill into at 54mm - advise? 3) Should I attach parts then...

Excellent and nice painted textures! v/r Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

I'm with John & Tony. v/r The other Tony To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

This is a harmonious piece. Everything is working together to create a very solid and well executed figure. Great job sir! v/r Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

A 120mm bust is a great idea! Space saving and a bit easier to work on than the 200mm + sizes. Very nice job & great subject. v/r Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

Wonderfully constructed historical data, and how you have tied it together with the bust. I'll be watching this journey Martin! Also, thanks a million for your help with the WW1 Prussian uniform. It paid off with a silver medal at the Chicago show-my second year painting figs after a 40 year...

Terrific job Sir. Color and blending is really nice. Tony S To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

I second Mr. Bowery! To honor those that serve through art. www.tonystencel.com

I would like some help please. I will be entering a 54mm figure of a Prussian Officer 1914 in the Chicago show this weekend and don't know which category to enter it. Stock figure on a "vignette" base - small, 2" x 2". Open system - new to this. Tony S

Hey Anders; I've got to get there, plain and simple. It sounds like it was a great success last year. Keep us all posted! Tony S ps: being selfish, I'd like to see a Midwest seminar again...

I just saw this now Terry - great job indeed. It was a fantastic class and I hope there will another, somewhere, somehow. Really nice shading! Tony S

My God! Even the eyes are painted...is this a soft plastic like Airfix? What type of primer do you use? Truly fantastic. Tony S