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Hi Graham and thank you for your comment. I am now in the process of removing the hard bits left by the casting, a tricky business! I will then have a go at my documentation to see the possible alternatives to the set of colours shown here, even if it is already a nice one. I 'll try to post...

Hi Graham. Thank you for your comment. Indeed, I found your figure full of personality. I am at the moment in the process of removing the bits left by the casting, and that's a tricky business! Then I will take a look at my books, to see if there are other alternatives to this set of colours...

Hi Graham. Thank you for your comment. Indeed, I found your figure full of personality. I am at the moment in the process of removing the bits left by the casting, and that's a tricky business! Then I will take a look at my books, to see if there are other alternatives to this set of colours...

Hi. I just recently bought this figure, which looks definitely amazing. I see that there are doubts among this community regarding its aspect . First, I must say that the casting is excellent, which I have frequently noticed with resin. My only concern would be the legs, which I think are a bit...

Hi Arthur. Strange, this german paratrooper remembers me of a document I've seen in a book about the the second world war. But it was described as a member of Herman Goring divison in Afrika. The helmet was the Wehrmacht one, and the camouflaged jacket was in fact the tent/poncho with the...

Excellent subject and well executed. I would not like to ruin eveything, but I believe the helmet is either to high on the head of this guy, or not big enough. The Stalhelm 1917 was a bit different from its successor from 1935, deeper. But that's only my impression...

the musketeer I bought this model too, with his two collegues : one french musketeer and one other figure which would look like a "Cardinal de Richelieu" guard. The differnce is in the colour of the tabbard, but actually I'm not sure these guards really existed. Also, these interesting figures...

Hello Mike. I fully agree with your opinion too. And I am happy you mentioned the dark blue as a colour regularly abused. It is particularly obvious when you see Napoleonic uniforms, like those made in the former "National blue" which became "Imperial blue" (Artillery, grenadiers, carabiniers...

Cheers! Hi guys. First, Happy New Year to everybody. Nice subject, which shows that one can offer a military scene without blood and guts. Just a question: besides the glossy aspect of the figures, probably painted in oil and not really dry, I wonder if the ladies head is not a bit out of...

Hi Patrick. Very good painting job, and a lot of atmosphere too! I would not mess with this fellow. Now a question: where did you get the pattern of colours for this guy? The german smock , when camouflaged, was usually in one shade of brown and one of green, on a greyish/beige or pale green...

Hi Sam, and Happy New Year! My feeling is rather great when looking at your work : clean job. The only thing I was wondring is: which colour is the jacket of this fellow? Is it an undercoat, but besides,( I think the guy was an ADC, wasn't he?) is it a green or a yellow? I find the combination...

Definitely a E.G Robinson likeness, which is interesting. But what is this strange material which looks very much like clay to me? Is it available worldwild/

Very warm subject Igor. Welcome!

Very original subject: a change from the warriors, G.I and grenadiers. I am only wondering: is the arm not a bit short? Sorry for being a spoiler... But the thing looks reeaaly good.

Indian bust Sergo, you are really a Master!

Hi Tonydawe. I think I would share Tony's opinion: it looks very much like a Galloglas to me.Good luck with it.

last defensor of the reich Hi. The head might look weird, but it's to big, compared to the body, ot the body is to short. Also, the camouflage is great, but which unit does this guy belong? His cap is an Army one and the camouflage aof the tent and trousers is in the SS pattern...

Excellent job, great detailed sculpture and very germanic fieldgrey!

Excellent job. indeed. One piece of advice: the blue of this uniform should be darker. It is the "Bleu Imperial" originally called "Bleu Royal". It is a very dark blue, like Navy blue. (Bleu Marine) 0

Hussar of the Great Frederic? Hi. I would agree with the other members of the forum, about the identity of this fellow. However, I have a problem: on the mirliton(shako) of this guy, there is clearly a cockade. If this fellow was a trooper, belonging to the famous Totenkopf regiment, he would...