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Suitably festive project. Impressive finish Nigel, overall painting of figures is well handled, as is basework. What are you most happy with mate? MikeTheKiwi

Cannot wait to having a chance to paint one day. Lovely work again from Benoit & Jean-Luc Frey, Proprietor of Wars & Peaces Miniatures MikeTheKiwi

Another distinctive subject beautifully painted up by László. Trust you continue to get support for these figures & thanks for sharing. MikeTheKiwi

A fascinating & unique subject. Really like his stance, plus overall quality of detailing. Overall vignette with his fisherman’s cat. Expect a colourful project with painted prow of his boat. Look forward to seeing some examples finished up. Thanks for sharing. MikeTheKiwi

Outstanding as always Daniel. Always admire you vivid, beautifully contrasted & painterly style. Thanks for sharing this gem. What is the focus of your art nowadays?

Still getting my head around doing it in 1/35 then 1/10 Stefan. Great way too learn by looking at how you scale up your painting & effects. Find it more daunting in larger scales as everything becomes more apparent. Trust it was good experience & well done on the evolution of texturing...

Thanks Joe, always striving to get some interesting textures. Sometimes it works, sometimes not - current project not going well at present. Will have to rethink approach. Always appreciate you taking time to comment Chris, desperately keen to do some from your service time in coming year...

Another lovely, unique piece for your collection Paul. I think you’ve captured the feel for proud Sikh. Like attitude & extra detail added on the base. Ref base - what have you used for this black one? MikeTheKiwi

Pleased you liked him Paul. Look forward to working with you again in coming year. MikeTheKiwi

Thanks Warren & Nap for commenting. Always reassuring to hear what others think when they see it. Back onto next project tomorrow. MikeTheKiwi

Cheers Phil & Malc, simple but fun. Next up a figure without leather... And yep no mushy peas this time around Ned :-)

Thank you Nigel, yep took a bit of time and was more about challenge of trying to reproduce earlier leather experiments on a bust, in a small scale. Thanks Stefan - the old pea vs apple switcheroo - get's them every time ;-) Cheers back at you Simon, appreciate kind comments from you & Ned...

Simple projects can be the most fun, especially when a single feature, like leather, defines the final look. Here’s Geoff, named in honour of legendary pilot & designer Geoffrey De Havilland. He’s been adapted to fit with a DieselPunk Mosquito racer. More to come... Sculptor - Mike Good...

A cracking little figure Brian. Was gutted I missed picking up at SMC last year. Lovely sculpt (digital?) nicely completed in your style and complemented with base. Great seeing you working on these smaller figures as well as busts - anymore on the bench? MikeTheKiwi

Always like seeing your innovative projects Paul. A small twist on the original & a whole new story can be told. Thanks for the inspiration. MikeTheKiwi

Hadn’t realised this Nap & Colin - sad news indeed :-( Had lots of enjoyable discussions with Paul back in the day on MedRom Forum & Delphi. Time seems to pass by as we pass by... Poignant completion of Paul’s project, now Colin I understand. MikeTheKiwi

Hi Iwik, Potentially from what I can see all look early Roman Empire. For a more authoritative view - try Dr Mike Thomas on “The MedRom Forum” here: http://forums.delphiforums.com/medrenfig?gid=2135736101 Trust this helps. MikeTheKiwi

More from an impressive portfolio Brian. Trust you get support in this endeavour mate. Am sure this is a situation with mixed thoughts. Thinking of you mate. MikeTheKiwi

A lot of gentle mood in this one Ernesto with both pilot & dog. Liking trademark palette too with lots of interesting tones. Minke’s eyes are wonderful. MikeTheKiwi

Thank you for kind comment Chris & there’s a small dash of ANZAC Cove in this small scene from once upon a time. Trust you & yours are all well mate. MikeTheKiwi