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Paul, are you still after the Le Cimier 180mm Polish Lancer? I have one for sale if you are interested?

These are awesome sculpts. Mine arrived today after a mishap on postage, The 95th Rifle, Sgt. 88th Connaught, 7/2 Fusilier and Officer 3rd Regt of Foot (The Buffs). Albuhera 1811 (The only downer on this is I think it is based on Lieutenant Latham and officers below the rank of Captain...

Just awesome Taiko

Just posted some stuff which you might be interested in maxD, what scale are these please?

Wyrdstone was saying that there isn't much GW style stuff here so thought I'd post these. It's my 40K Imperial Guard Army, based on my old Regiment in the British Army, (gosh 16 years ago now) I also do 90mm, 100, 120 and 180mm figures as can be seen on other posts in New to Figures and my...

I like, although prefer the Spartan or Achilles though. however that horse hair crest, is in slightly the wrong position if he is pushing the tremolo on that middle G flat!! don't hijack a thread Mike, good subject for your own though.

That is off the wall, but well conceived and is justifibly art in the true sense. I like it, very unusual, love the juxtaposition with the the oil painting, very talented. Congratulations. Regards

They are really very good, like the work that you've done. But then I have a soft spot for IG!!

Such a large scale foe the WW1 Artillery man. You mention about the start eyed looked, although it probably is appropriate for WW1, it can detract. Why don't you try moving the eyes to looking towards the left or right and perhaps adding a slight pinkish tinge to the corners, eye ducts, this...

Tony, coming from a man who doesn't blanch at painting 1/6th scale figures, with camouflage I appreciate your comment about "with interest". Honoured. I agree blue card might not be the best, will try and get some green or black as the colours are quite bright all round the black should make...

Thanks Stiff, always nice to have comments, our hobby is so insular that getting feed back is always a nice fillet.

Have had a chance to do some work on this fellow, over the last few days. Have now done the lacing and brandenbergs, as well as tweaking the colour of the pelisse, although I still think it looks more burgundy than crimson, although the undercoated sheepskin edge might be something to do with...

Thanks petit belge and megroot. I've done some more on it and am quite happy with the progress thus far.

Okay, Well this is the first proper figure that I've worked on for about 2 years, the face and breeches were completed before I got involved with the GW scene. I did think that perhaps my miniature painting would help my large scale figures, but I'm not so sure, I'll let you guys be the...

Thanks everyone for taking the time to look at the post and an a sepecial thanks to those that posted a reply. Regards

Lovely execution. I was happy with mine, but yet again, someone else's makes me feel inferior, yet again. Great piece, great metals and crest. You must be congratulated.

I was wondering if anybody could help. I have recently bought a DES Kit (French) 120mm figure of an 82nd Airbourne (images attached) Paratrooper in Normandy 1944, he looks to be wearing the M42 jumpsuit, however he is also carrying an M1 Carbine and not the folding stock version, this to...

Nice work there. You're right about the sculpting of the face, but the rest is really good. Like the pea camouflage as well, and also the way you've done the webbing.

Costas Don't mis-understand me this is a beautiful piece of work. All I was trying to say is that from the photos, things look a bit of place, but it is a fantastic atmospheric vignette none the less, but I wouldn't be playing fair if all I did was pat you on the back, where's the...

Undoubtedly well painted figures and horses and the display is very good as well, however for me the whole thing just doesn't gel. Perhaps seeing it in the flesh it would look different, however the subjects look out of place. Doing just the 2 mounted figures would have been okay, or the foot...