Senegalese Tirailleur Gallipoli 1915

[mil-mart]

Marc, nice skintones and I like the idea with the 3 different coloured cords .

Cheers Ken

 

[Tommi]

Dont know how I missed this one! Very nice work Mark, I like the way you have done the dark skin tones, one of your best figures so far

Cheers
Tommi

 

[housecarl]

Every aspect of this is very well done.
Carl.

 

[btavis]

Just as a historical point I had no idea that a Senagalese contingent was at Gallipoli. Any information on that? I read Alan Morehead's book many, many years ago but do not recall any mention of them.

ETA: Never mind. I just googled and found some info.

 

[megroot]

Marcel, i can only hope that with every figure i go a small step forward.
Well, this could be one. I must admit that some figures allmost paint themself. This is such a figure.

 

[megroot]

Marc, nice skintones and I like the idea with the 3 different coloured cords .

Cheers Ken

It's because i can't paint 3 different colors on a 1/2 mm without messing it up.
So i got to made something.

Thanks for the nice comment.

marc

 

[megroot]

Tommi, and Carl,
Really thank you guys for looking and made some comment.

marc

 

[megroot]

Yes Bob they did, as you allready find out.
Thanks for comment.

Marc

 

[mikec55]

Marc,

Nice work & choice of uniform colors. I really like your idea for the cords. I have this one in my gray army so I'll be using yours as a reference.

Mike

 

[Roc]

I'm sorry I missed it, glad I found it.
Marc, you really did a good job on this figure, I like it.
Keep up te good work.


Cheers
Roc

 

[moore]

Hi Marc,
Got a little behind in watching this post.

Thank you for your comments... I will just have to be very careful
in handling that trumpet.

Nice idea about sewing thread.. I may try that.
I just twisted some fly fishing wire.. to see how that would work.
One of the guys in the club just finished this kit and he used the fly
fishing wire.. the very thin one.

Thanks Marc...

Dee