Cheers Marc, thank you very much

Excelent work Bob! Makes me want to paint it as well

Nice one Bob !

How did you tone down the red, did you add a bit of bluish grey or something?

Joe

Thank you both for the comments, I have said elsewhere that this is a very nice sculpt.
Joe, I use the Andrea red acrylìc set. I used a pigment from AK European dust on the tunic to give him a dirty uniform look. From your coment, it worked.
Regards to you both and thanks again.

Looking brilliant

Came out very well and looks battle weary.
Cheers
John

Super job Bob.

Love the result.

Paul

Beautiful work. Like the campaign version with great technique on the dirt and dust. Wonderful job on the scarlet for the tunic.

Thank you all for the kind comments, very much appreciated. I'm chuffed to bits with the way this one has turned out.
Regards to you all.

Many thanks Nap for the coment, appreciated. I finish nights on Saturday mornings ,so I aim to be there. I do love a bit of red (and blue and khaki).
Regards

great piece of work bob,i like the dusted look as well

Thank you for the compliment Brian.

Very nice work Bob. Say, do you ever take time to eat or sleep? I am amazed at your output. I'm lucky to get a figure primed and ready to paint in the time you seem to take to complete a figure. LOL

Cheers clrsgt, I guess I have an understanding wife, lol. At the moment, the mojo is at full throttle so I not letting go just yet.
I have just started the 60th (Royal American) Regiment bust from stormtroopers. I will see if I can get it done by tea time tomorrow.

Lovely work Bob! The dusty look was the icing on the cake!

Regards,
Phil

Thank you Phil, too kind.

Hi Bob,
uSuthu
cheers
Richie

Cheers Ritchie, I knew you would like it, Just now reading , 'Like wolves on the fold' The defence of Rorkes drift by Lt.Col. Snook.

You need to get Neil Thornton's Rorke's Drift - A New Perspective, probably the best book I have read so far.