Just put the fnishing touches to this great little figure by Fernand Backaert and sent to me to paint by my good pal Dan Morton.

Cheers Dan.

An interesting and unusual subject where the research was as much fun as the painting.

Roger.

Excellent work Roger.

Thank you Guy.

My next project might be something a little "flatter"

Roger

Nicely done Roger. You have a wonderful sheen on the leather of the boots and the stock of the gun!

Jay H.
OKc

Thank you Jay.

The sheen on those areas was done with Games Workshop Brown & Chestnut wash. A very easy way to achieve that effect.

Roger

That's the method I use. Great work guys!

Not my cup of tea but the boots as Jay mentioned came our very realstic.

Cheers

Cheers fella's your comments are appreciated.

Roger

Looks fantastic, Roger!

All the best,
Dan

subject very original, Roger
boots and gun are very realistic, excellent work.

I'm waiting for the french soldiers with "le fond de la giberne" now

Seb.

Cheers Dan!!

Thank you Seb. I am also waiting for my flat Frenchmen, hopefully the postman will bring them this morning.

Roger

Great painting as always, browns are perfect(leather, boots and gun)

georges.

Thank you Georges!

Nothing in the post this morning

Always a great idea to paint a belgian figure !

Always more ideas than Belgian figures unfortunately Patrick.
I would like to paint a Trappist monk holding a glass of Chimay up to the light, how is that for an idea?

Roger

Great paintwork Roger! As said before greatly painted boots and gun.

Marcel.

Thank you very much Marcel

Roger

Roger,
Very nicely done and great leather.
Cheers
John

With a big chunk of cheese in his hand and maybe you can add a second one who's hiding a sigaret behind his back.

Thank you John.

Patrick, maybe a conversion of the Andrea Name of the Rose figure to the head brewer studying his brewing books is a good idea!!!!

Roger