My last work. This is a nice piece in resin made from Nello Rivieccio, depicting an infantry officer of the Kingdom of Westphalia during the Spain campaign .
Greetings to all!
Andrea

A very simple yet effective piece. As always, your treatment of the white coat is exceptional... definitely the hardest colour to paint.

Well done, what's next on the bench?

Colin

Thanks Colin!
The next? Another conversion of a piece of MM... a Velite Grenadier of the Italian Royal Guard..

good work Andrea.
But I think the pictures don't do justice to your paintwork. It seems all flat.

Marc

Yes, this is a very interesting presentation, in a stance
that is somewhat different than what is usually posted here.
And I mean that in a positive way. I'm not sure if my penchant
for wanting to do work with a strong "lean" toward colour
harmony is a good thing or not. But I still seem to want to
execute that basic principle in the work I do and it still
seems that I appreciate that "principle" in the work I see
here on PF.
So I hope you will not be offended if I suggest that you
put some of the colours in the figure's uniform, into the ground
cover, and/or the grasses. The recent example posted
by the gentleman who did Dicken's Bill Sikes and his dog, IMHO,
is a very good example of what impact "colour harmony" can have
on an artistic presentation! You understand, that is just MY
opinion. That doesn't mean it is fact!!!
Kind regards, The Miami Jayhawker

Nice one Andrea.

cheers,
Pedro.

Very nice figure perhaps showing a Napoleonic as he actually appeared. Cool uniform and pose.

Colin

I don't feel offended! Indeed, thank you for your valuable suggestion. The suggestions, criticisms and recommendations of the forum users I need to improve.
Regards,
Andrea

Andrea , i very much agree with Colin, your white is excellent, vey nice shade of "white" and the facings looks very good as well.....really like your work
Best regards

Thanks Daniel!