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Fantastic work, James. I do enjoy seeing your Vietnam vignettes & dioramas, & the ammo box just inside the vehicle ramp is a humourous touch!:)

Love your painting style, Peter.

Lovely paintwork (I've seen this also on Fb), I'm intrigued by the circular khaki pouch on the rear of his belt - any suggestions as to what it could be?

Outstanding as always Bob - thanks for sharing.

Definitely be having a set of those - got a couple of Tasca/Asuka Shermans needing commander figures.

Another innovative & beautifully put-together piece, Marcus. Your scratchbuilding & sculpting skills never cease to amaze me!

Many thanks Carl, much appreciated. Hope all's well with you too.(y)

Would anyone be able to suggest a Vallejo acrylic mix for the Lovat Green No.2 dress uniforms as worn by the Royal Marines & Womens’ Royal Army Corps during the 1970s/1980s? I have a commission figure to paint of a WRAC Provost NCO, & am leaning towards a German Field Grey/German Camo Beige...

I'm sure with your experience, you'll rise to the challenge Kev!(y)

Fields of Glory Models stock Stalingrad (eBay shop), & HobbyEasy in Hong Kong. Both fast shippers.

Nice figure & great rendition of the USMC camo scheme, Nick - I never knew the Marines used the Boys A/T rifle. I can remember my Dad telling me from his WW2 infantry training that it was the weapon that scared him the most - the recoil from it could break your shoulder, & even firing a few...

Outstanding work Erik, brought back memories of my own time in Belfast 1981-83.

Fantastic work, Steve. I've been to the Hartenstein Hotel twice, it's an outstanding museum & I can only imagine what it was like to be in the trenches in the grounds.

Fantastic diorama & a fitting tribute to the Mighty Eighth.

Another well-imagined instant vignette, Darren. Just ordered the Manchester at ease figure & the MG08, thought that might make a nice standalone figure with a prop.

RIP Watchman V. Nice to see him getting a proper military funeral, & God Speed to the Rainbow Bridge. Bless him.

Brilliant sculpts - I especially like the infantryman in battle order.

Great highlights & shading on the greatcoat & webbing - Bravo!

Wow!

Lovely paintwork, Paul. The eyes in particular stand out, & I love The Saint cartoon on his Mae West lifejacket!