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You can paint it in reed green herringbone twill denim jacket or mouse grey denim. There are two photo examples in the "Field Uniforms of German Army Panzer Forces in WWII" of J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing. vince

Hello Phil and Rudi, Thanks. What I first do ( for a living ) is illustration, then I got into sculpting, it's just I am having a little "break" now and go back into painting:-) I am working on some sketches on a Winged Hussar and a Mongol soldier ( not together but separate painting ) and is...

Hello Robert, First off, I must stress that you had not angered me or anyone related to Alpha Image. I must further stress all the post under the thread are not related to me except my own post . And your withdrawal of membership from Planet Forum based on the circumstances will put me in a...

Merry Christmas to you all and happy modelling in 2005 vince

Mr Spelt, Your statement regarding my figures are the only one that will be affected by rubbing alcohol and description as to "all the details are dissolved" compel me to post this reply. I had put a body piece of the boxer and a body of the Japanese Army Officer ( which has the similiar detail...

Hello Robert, Have checked with my resin supplier's technical support and was told that resin will not withstand immersing in a solution of alcohol ( or other stronger chemical solutions) for a prolong period of time and will start to break down. However, you can use a brush to gently apply or...

Hi Kenneth, Thanks for the encouraging words. Will go back to the workbench once I'd finished my boxart illustration projects. vince

Hey Jaume, Very nice and realistic weathering with the walls :-)))) Man, good luck;-) vince

Hello Lee, This is an interesting question. This ashigaru armour was based on information from Tousei Gusoku. The jingasa showned should be lacquered in gold with a large dull red cirle with Japanese words. The hi okegawa-do is lacquered gold with dull red edge and written "Namu Myoho Renge...

Hi Jason, Thanks. Frankly, I also look forward to seeing more images of your figure vignette with the soldiers greeting the emperor ( if I not mistaken ). vince

Manfred, Thanks. vince

Alex, Thanks. Hopfully I can drive myself back to the workbench and do the finishing touches for the figure. Now I still have to do the spear and the detail on the sword. vince

Quang, Didn't expect you are from the year 2048:-)))) That's a lot younger than I do;-) To be serious, you are doing fine. Your eyesight is much better than a lot of the guys in their thirties. I bet ten years later, I might only be able to work on 1000mm figures. v.

Artur, Thanks. vince

I need to use Manifying glass to do the sculpting, so don't feel too bad:-) I guess I may be older than you do, I belong to the year '58. v.

Thanks John! Yes this is #1 in this Oriental series. I am hoping to put more effort in Asian subjects but lately I am going through some winter depression ( I guess ) and haven't done anything with putty for more than a month already.

Thanks Quang, it's 54mm V.

Hello all, Attached is an image of the WIP image of my Japanese ashigaru, 1600. The foot soldier belonged to the troops of Kato Kiyomasa vince

Hello Jaume. Really like your painting style, great work. "a gift for a friend "......Hmmmm.......by the way, how to get qualify to be your friend?;-) vince

As a matter of fact, the on-line shop for my workshop, Alpha Image, also set up to accept Paypal two weeks ago.