This one has been a while but now completed, superb casting and fits together a dream. If you have this in your stash then fit the spontoon first Before the knapsack.
I decided to remove one button from the bottom of the tunic as a bit of wear and tear and the only thing left now is to add some dust, dirt and grime of battle.





The badge is a modern back badge from the old Gloucestershire Regiment.
Thanks for stopping by.

Hi Bob that looks great buddy....its terrific figure....I primed mine a while ago and you've inspired me to crack on with it....lovely job . Mike

Very nicely Painted Bob.

Nice one Bob, You have done a cracking job on that alround .
Mick

Hi Bob, yes that's nice painting and now the bit when you have to ruin it with weathering to make it look more realistic, I am always a little apprehensive when I get to this stage but it has to be done lol.
TERRY

Very good work

Nice clean panting Bob, It looks like you're painting the entire commonwealth armies.

Well painted all round. Cracking good job. The cord round canteen ,did you add this your self as an extra ? If so little touch' s like this just add to the finish .
Barrie (Newbee) .

Lovely painting a very good job. Looks great John

Clean, sharp painting Bob - excellent!

-Rich

Excellent paintwork... nice clean details ...The base really works well with this particular piece.

Wayne

Thanks all for the comments, Its is a joy to paint and put together, I did add some extra detail. I made a new spout and stopper for the canteen and the string is from lead wire. The metal stays which attach the canteen strap were thinned down a tad. The spontoon had some extra detail added to the spear shaft.
Thanks again for stopping by.
Best regards

Very nicely done - clean and sharp
Phil

really crisp finish, love the little mods.

tony

Thank you both glad you have liked it.
Regards

Cracking work Bob.
Great clean painting just waiting for you to dirty it up.
Love it Mate, well done
Keith

Very nicely done; paint job is very well done. I like the red (still a hard color for me). I also like the plinth. Did you make it or purchase it?

Thanks Keith, value you input, cheers.

Cheers ClrSgt. The reds are from Andrea color set ACS-04, I seem to get on with these. The pyramid base is from Oakwood studios (www.oakwood-studios.co.uk) a superb company run by Richard whose service is 2nd to none

Thanks for the info Bob. I am going to contact Oakwood Studios about the plinth base. I have used the Andrea set, but my results don't look as good as yours. I am getting better at it though. Practice makes perfect as they say.

beautifull work.

Marc