54mm flat from http://www.fredericus-rex.de/ painted with Winsor & Newton Artisan oil paints.
Thanks for looking and thank you to those of you that offered advice and encouragement during the painting process.
Further information about von Winterfeldt here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Karl_von_Winterfeldt

Roger.

The picture is very well presented also, with that shiny background

This has turned out swell Roger

Have you changed mediums .

Ron

Gerard, Ron, thank you.
Yes Ron, I've finally made the leap from acrylic to oil and am left wondering why I didn't do it sooner.

Roger.

Congrats - fine work !

Hendryk

It shows ,well done makes a big difference , but there will still be tears every now and then keep at them.

Ron

Very nice finish Roger.
Like what you have done.

marc

Hendryk, Ron & Marc, thank you for the comments.

Turn out really nice mate, as usual with your figures.

Thank you Daniel.

A great finish Roger, does it mean you'll be sticking with oils then.

Ken

Cheers Ken, I'll need to finish off the Leuthen set in acrylics just to keep up the general appearance but I think I'm an oil convert.

Roger.

Good work using oils, nice portrait. I like the colors, your pussian blue, the crimson tone of lapels and cuffs, and I specially like how you´ve painted the silver laces and sash.
It´s very fine I think.
I miss the bigger photos you uploaded in past posts.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

**signed**

Cheers

Roger,
Nicely finished.
Cheers
John

Very nice Roger, sure you will enjoy the results you get with oils.


Cheers David

Eduardo, Martin, John & David,
thank you very much.
I actually reduced the image size so it was more of an accurate representation of the actual figure, I'll have a re-think.

Roger.

Great work Roger.
Your use of oils is really first class.
Nice piece.
Cheers,
Keith

Thank you very much Keith, it's not too shabby for a beginner. It's a shame I have to go back to work tomorrow.

Roger.

Look on the bright side Roger you may get a chance to get the pastels out again.............
You could even do a Turner and tie yourself to the mast and paint 'A Storm at Sea'. What fun
Cheers,
Keith