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:wideyed:! Brilliant display that you are so well known for!(y) Joe

Impressive! At 1/6th scale, darn near mouth watering!:D Kevin, this has your name all over it! Joe

Howdy Mike! What I see is looking pretty good, soft details or not. (y) Joe

Beautiful work on this old warrior! (y) The belting, pipe, metals and various textures are all skillfully handled. Joe

Man, 4 dudes and a banner and each one expertly handled. Love it!(y) Joe

Beautiful looking piece Mike! One item that catches my eye is the haversack, it really looks the part. Will we see your corporal at San Marcos next month? Joe

Like the way you handled the yellows and whites, not to mention the flesh tones. Excellent little piece there Bob! Joe

Beautiful rendition of this well known character of the silver screen. I always enjoy seeing your work. Joe

Professor of rhetoric turned soldier and hero of the Little Round Top. You did fine justice to the man with your work Malc. (y) Joe

Thank you for your comment Warren. Glad you like how she turned out!(y) Joe

Thanks Mario, I appreciate it! (y) Joe

Howdy Mike! Thanks for the kind words. Looking forward to seeing what figure/figures you've got conjuring up in your workshop. :D Joe

Thanks Kevin! I used Scale 75s Metal N' Alchemy Steel Series for the armor. It went on pretty good with the addition of a few drops of airbrush thinner. Oh, and thanks also for re-doing the pics. That was you wasn't it? :whistle: Joe

Thanks Mobo, I appreciate it! Joe

If I may Robert, I'll add to the list: The Battle of Dien Bien Phu by Jules Roy. Now here's one that was published just last year that I've not read yet: The Road to Dien Bien Phu by Christopher Goscha. Joe

Your general brush work and attention to all those colorful details truly made this ole dude stand out. And as they should be, even his eyes are attention getters! (y) Joe

Excellent display there! These guys look ready to tangle with any intruders!(y) Joe

You gonna use a microscope to write in the campaigns?:eek::D Joe