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This figure was intended by the sculptor, Terry Karselis, to represent Tim Murphy, the fine Irish American rifleman who dropped Brigadier Simon Fraser with a shot to the guts during the fight at Bemis Heights during the Saratoga campaign. Fine shot. Without Fraser's leadership the redcoats and...

Man, those textures! Wow!

Beautiful! The facial expression is excellent and highly appropriate.

This Yank takes it in good fun. And we are sorry about New Orleans and Yorktown too! If we try to avoid offending everyone we end up saying nothing. Better to piss off someone than to stifle communication.

Again you have done a wonderful job on the dirt and mess of the uniform. Thanks for sharing.

Very good. The weathering of the uniform is particularly well done. It gets my goat when I see soldiers in battle squeaky clean.

For those of you unfamiliar with Bob's work, much like Jason Green he is in league with the Debil. Sculpts, paints, paints on canvas, etc etc. Artist in the truest sense of the word.

GREAT job Buddy! Too many fine points to mention. Well done!

Super work! It is also a great vehicle for showing off the excellent concept and sculpting skills of Andy Cairns. Y'all make a great team.

I bet the Bonaparte crossing the Alps will be popular. It looks great.

Hey that is an answer to a prayer Mike! I didn't know you had done this one. Must have. Thanks!

You continue to be in league with the devil, Jason. Can't wait to see this one live. Thanks for sharing!!!

Great do on the dark blue. You need to share that mix for the many members who represent federal dark blue in electric tones.

Your people at this period have to have had the most beautiful uniforms ever!

I always have thought that the face on this one looks like Kitchener.

I think that is the exactly right painting style to present that guy woth.