Ha!

Pierre,

Thanks, I’m happy you liked it!

Thanks Marc!

Thanks Phil!

Thank you Andrew!

Thank you sir!

Thanks Mobo!

I wasn't criticising a figure not yet released, just adding some info for the future release!

Mike

Looks great! Love the pose and love the horse's coloring. And I just visited the Tommy's War site and really like their line.

Thanks Sir!

Tommy's war is by far one of the most valuable and indispensable companies in our hobby and certainly a "must" for all WWI lovers.You have certainly done justice to this wonderful piece!!!!Great job indeed.May I ask you to share the palette you have utilised for the horse?

Oda.

Great work on this fantastic piece Mike.
Gordon

Mike,

This is a fantastic figure and you have finished it beautifully.

Well done,
Ken

Thanks Nap,

Mike

I agree,

Thanks for the comments. I'm not sure what the acrylics pallet was. I kinda just mix paint until I find something works.

Acrylics: My gut tells me is was a mix of Chocolate Brown, Yellow or Brown Ocher with Basic Skin Tone highlight's. Shadows would have been base + German Camo Brown and Black. All Vellejo.

The Oils, Yellow Ocher+Burnt Sienna as the Base, Adding Titanium White for High's; Used Van Dyke Brown and Mars Black for the Shadows. The oils were very thin. Almost the consistency of acrylics. I feel like I have more control with them when they are thin.

Thanks Gordon, I'm glad you like it.

Thanks Ken!

Mike
This is outstanding and a very dynamic pose with lots of drama. The colours are to die for and match the setting perfectly.
Well done.
Cheers
John

Thanks a lot Mike!I will surely give this palette a go on my next project.

Oda.