Hi to all. I finished the painting work of this big figure, made by our mate, here in PF, Dan Morton.
All painted using acrylics. I decided to ad some vegetation, the idea is to locate the figure in a skirmish in the western front in 1914.
All comments welcome.

Previous steps and SBS here:
12th Regiment British Lancer 1914 120mm | planetFigure | Miniatures

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Nice paint, but the sculpture is not good, special the right arm holding the lancer, is terrible..

Rodrigo - I'm glad you like Eduardo's painting! I think it's terrific myself!

I respect and appreciate your comment about the arm. The pose is tricky. The idea was that the Lancer was trying desperately to get his lance into position to fight with an enemy in close quarters. I guess it didn't come off as intended.

All the best,
Dan

Excellent paintjob.

marc

The painting is of a very high quality. Like it very much.

Very well painted, but I would agree about the right arm. The pennant would not have been used in the field. For those interested in a WW1 lancer, I would recommend the Victory Miniatures 16th Lancer (http://victoryminiatures.co.uk/?id=models&pid=67).

Mike

Nicely painted.
Cheers
John

I have to agree, that arm looks eye poppingly awkward. It definitely detracts from the rest, but the painting is great.

The painting is amazing ,top notch.
saludos

Thanks to all for passing by and comment.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Lovely painting - now I know what the sculptor was doing with the lance and the story he is telling it makes sense to me though it isn't the most elegant pose.

Cheers

Huw