120mm Milmart ( http://www.milmartminiatures.com/ ) resin figure painted in oils and acrylics.



From Wikipedia.
The regiment embarked for Scutari for service in the Crimean War in April 1854 and saw action at the Battle of Alma in September 1854, the Battle of Inkerman in November 1854 and the Siege of Sebastopol in winter 1854.

Very nice painting.

Marc

Thanks very much Kev.

[quote how about doing a WW1 subject for the Armistice Project ?[/quote]

I did give it some serious consideration but I already have other projects underway and time is slipping away on me, I will be going back to work in about a week.

Thank you Marc.

Great result, awesome and beautiful contrast painting. Well done Roger.

Cheers Borek

That one certainly stands out! Great depth of painting Roger

-Rich

Borek, Rich, thank you both very much.
The half sideways pose of the figure lends itself very well for painting with depth, ken did a very good job of sculpting it.

This has come out really nice Roger.
But most of all thanks for taking the time to do the sbs.
Flats are not for me, but I did learn from your work and explanations.
Thanks
Mick

Thanks Mick.
Glad you liked the sbs, some of those techniques are equally relevant to round figures I think.

It is always bewildering and amazing how you manage to turn them out in that rate and to such a high standard.Hats off to you Roger,nothing more,hats off!!!!!

Oda.

Thank you very much.

[quote how you manage to turn them out in that rate quote]

and still find time for Planet Figure.

By the way,one of the best treatments of red I have ever seen.

Oda.

Thanks, let's hope I can replicate it on the Greek Light Inf. bust.

Beautiful work! The sbs was excellent, too.

Scott

Thank you very much indeed Scott.

That has turned out to be a cracking flat, superb painting, well done Roger.

Well painting work

Thank you both very much.

superb.
the sbs was a great help to me and i presume a lot of other people as well mate.
with regards to the ww1 project mate at the rate you paint you will be able to fill a stand as it does not open till next year

tony