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garyjd, Dan Morton, housecarl, thank you! Snow was made from baking soda, mixed with PVA glue and white acrylic paint. Melting areas were made by tincturing wet mass with black ink, diluted by water. Tnen snow was covered by glance lacquer.

Martin Rohmann, kaz6120, thank you!

Joseph Brubaker, HIKARU, gordy, megroot, thank you, guys. I`m glad, that you like it.

Very nice person:thumb:

Hello all! Another my conversion of JMD figure (original Garde mobile), and another french marin. But, for once, I depicted marin from Franco-prussian war. It`s sad, but I found some annoying mistakes in uniform after the end of the work. I made a marin with colonial infantry`s belt and trousers.

Very nice figure! I like it very much!

Thank you, now I understand about marins.

Thank you, John.

Thank you!

Cool work! Smart Max produces wery original and interesting figures. I like their design.

Thak you for comments!:) gordy, the term "tempera" in Russia means water-thinned paint, like the acrylic and gouache paint at the same time. megroot, "Les Demoiselles au Pompon Rouge" - yes, I know this nickname. But I didn`t know, that they were all killed. I saw photos of 1916 or 1917...

Hello to all! I want to show the figure of "Fusilier marin" - a soldier of french naval brigade of admiral Ronarch. These brave soldiers won their glory in defence of belgian town "Dixmude" in november of 1914. Figure from JMD miniatures with some alterations. Painted with polyvinyl acetat...

Thank You, guys!:) Of course, I will show my works.;)

Hello, guys! My name is Dmitry Belolipeckii, I`m from Russia, Moscow. I paint figures and sometimes sculpt them from zero. My main interest is french army in Franco-prussian war and WW1. With best regards, Dmitry. P.S. Sorry fo my poor english.