Search results

Infact not uncommon when playing in The Rhondda in the 70s/80s . How's tricks Taff ? ;) D

Worth saying though that we did see a world class try saving tackle from Richie Mo'unga. Perfect execution in technique and intent. I'm a bit puzzled by the number of pundits 'bigging' up the game as well as those saying the Kiwis were humiliated. Neither is true, both teams will clearly...

Not by any means a memorable match with both sides cancelling each other out in any form of creative play. Felt both underperformed but France had by far the better game management throughout.

Based on form tomorrow's opener should be a hands down win for France. New Zealand have been hit by the perfect storm, significant loss of form, poor discipline and crucially the fact that refs are wise to them and no longer, as in the past, intimidated by reputation. Now clearly Scotlands...

That is superb. The thing that stands out for me is the attention given to the painting of the hands. (y) Cheers Derek

If you have any interest in maritime history seek out THE WAGER by David Grann. Shipwreck, Mutiny, Murder, Survival......as good a non fiction story as you're going to get. Written very much in a style that engages the reader and makes you wonder if you're reading a "ripping yarn" .......you're...

As good as it gets really. Not much more I can say (y) Derek.

Damn it. Just when I was hoping for the 'vikings'. The important thing is that you are in a positive place mate. Cheers and take care Derek

Sergey Popovichenko. Jason Green. Mike Blank. Alexandre Cortina.

I do like the font but find the logo a bit corporate. The title alone would work for me.

I'd leave it as is with a black on white or yellow on black as standard.

As always it comes down to taste. Personally I would have liked a well sculpted version of the original artwork. To my eye there is just too much going on and it makes the figure seem too squat. It reminds me a bit of the Iron Mountain dwarves from Jacksons Battle of the 5 armies. Might be the...

Hi Brian. This is outstanding, perfectly capturing the essence of the film (y) Cheers Derek

Absolute belter (y) Agree with Nap about the angle of the sword but that's just a simple case of turning the hand to suit. Whilst I like the addition of a mount and base it just looks a bit sci fi to me and out of context with the Period of the figure. Going to be a bit of a dilemma between this...

Thraex arrived today safe and sound(y) Its my first MFM and am very impressed with the casting. Cheers Derek

Definitely leans towards the fantasy but none the worse for that (y) The cormorant makes a welcome change from a parrot or monkey. Going to be great fun painting this. D.

Belter mate (y) Dream on Brian...the only time you'll have is to be at the beck and call of everyone in your family :D D

Is it not the case that the figures are designed with deliberate exaggeration very much with the painter in mind rather than the purist historian. After all Goya himself was not averse to fantasy, The Witches Sabbath being one of many examples. As to the historical element Goya in his...

Absolutely brilliant. Beautiful concept perfectly realised......a piece of military and more importantly social and national history told in five figures. Breathtaking creativity a usual (y) Cheers Derek

The War of the Roses bust is probably my favourite model so far this year. Only observation is than when it comes to production the sword hilt would benefit from a little more 'meat' on it. Perfect pairing with MFMs Mercenary bust. D