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Very lovely piece. The overcoat in the wind makes it look dynamic.

Hey folks, some time has passed since my last article. I finished this bust last year called: Officer of the Chevalier Guard Regiment, Austerlitz, 1805 It's from Alexandros Models, 200 mm, with some conversions at the cartridge box and backsword. It take part at the FOTM September contest...

Hello Brian, a bust I wish to paint too. I'm anxious to see your version! Regards Philip

This could be a boxart. Very impressive work!

Hello and thank you too! I'm glad to read the base is going down well

Thank you all and to Christian: danke und gerne doch ;-)

Thank you, I'm flattered ;)

Thank you guys very much!

Hello guys, this is my latest figure called: Prepare to Repel Boarders! British Midshipman at the Batlle of Copenhagen, 1801. Figure and ship deck are from Mitches Military Models, 200 mm, and painted in acrylics and oils. The socket is made by myself of oak wood from a house built in the...

Hello Gordon, very nice idea to release 54 mm figures. I like the scale too. Please, release some more of those scenes (from Lady Buttler)!

You made a good decision. The result is great! I love the metal lices and the horse too.

Hello Marta and thank you too. Where exactly would you apply them? The colours on the real face are a little bit more red than the one on the pictures. Otherwise I pretend to overdo the contrasts to get no unrealistic skintones. Cheers

Big collection with a high standard. When did you begin to paint figures? Philip

Hey thank you very mich especially for the quick responses.

Absolutely great job. Nothing negative about it - quite the reserve. Philip

Great painting! I like the wolf, skin- and leathertones also. Philip

The Original: At the borders before Portugal, there are some fortresses, which should overview the streets and trade lines in the mountain terrain. The fortress Badajoz was under siege by allied troops under leadership of Sir W. Beresford in May 1811. As the French army got closed the allies...

Hey guys thank you so much! Nice to hear so positiv comments @DaddyO: It's really easy. I used 2 Vallejo red-tones with the glue, mixing one colordrop into the other so I could use different intense tones. @Richard Baxter: Surely. Hopefully, the cuirassier survived it ;-)

Hey Planeteers, here's my second figure, I finished two days ago. The Original: In 1806, Napoleon tried to extend his influence in eastern Europe. After beating Prussia, Russia was the last great military stand against the French. So France continued the war in 1807 and Napoleon searched the...

Hello Planeteers, some months went since I've posted my last figure. Now I'm proud to present you 2 more or less new figures. The Original: Ludwig I. of Bavaria was born at 25.08.1786 in Strasbourg. At the age of French occupation he was Crown Prince and colonel of his own regiment – the...