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Each year I go to Euro Militaire, and get so excited and inspired by the awesome painting, I find myself having to purchase some of these larger scale figures and give them a try, I've failed so far but am hoping you guys can help me get things right this year.:) I'm used to painting 28mm...

The Faces and general feel of the Alexandros figures are larger than the pegaso and best soldiers ones. All three were stunning sculpts though.

Hi Keith, i'll try and do a thorough review, whilst assembling and painting.

Love those eyes.

Wow, top job so far, that bust took my fancy too, and I bet the cast was clean, a review would be great.:)

Oh, that is not good. That would break my heart after all that love and skill put in. My two pennies worth. Insurance and compensation for the hurt party, including painting costs. Why don't the judges photograph all the entries and post them on a website, and ban photography/And bags and add...

Cheers all, painting update to follow shortly.:)

After trawling the internet for a 75mm figure at a reasonable price I came across three possibilities. ( A Pegaso, Best soldiers and Alexandros figure) So I phoned my local supplier Historex to ask if they would let me open the boxes and compare the three. They were very helpful, and I decided...

Oh, excellent painting, love that figure.

Hi Einion, the primer is great, I'm just not used to this scale I think as the surface is very rough, it looks as if the sculpting hasn't been finish off in some places, but thats probably me being used to smooth plastic figures. Anyway I've rubbed down again and its looking alot better. I'm...

That face is superb, well done for finishing her.

Well, I've filled what I thought was the rough bits, sanded and primed and here's the result. I'm not happy at all with the rough looking finish. Any tips on how to smooth it all out would be appreciated. I will wait 24hrs for the primer to completely harden and try sanding again.

Beautiful sculpt, and I can see a likeness to the actor.

That is gorgeous, stunning sculpts too.

Haha, I do see your point.:) I still like the figure though, I'm thinking he's just picked up a stray bow, after a fight, and not put his sword away yet.

Haha, the wife and I have been thinking that too, maybe its why there always galloping standing up in the stirrups on the films.

No worries Helm, I'm just trying to get all the info before I attempt to paint him. Megroot, I thought it would help you in painting your bust too:)

I like them,

Welcome Lee, my uncle and auntie live in Waltham chase, just up the road from you. A nice town I remember the Bishops palace and a vegetable shop in the town with a name the same as my surname Hyland:)

Great photo Helm, I'm thinking of painting the sadle as sculpted Megroot, I've seen a couple of re enactors riding with the wood showing.