Hi Guys

Just thought I would show the progress of this one, there is a little neatening up I need to do and finish the rifle, but its just about there. And I think I may have a better hang of the camera as well, Thanks to Roy......

Dave

What an awesome figure!! Beautifully painted and posed. I love it.
The groundwork is excellent.
What scale is this figure, and what army does he belong to??
Cheers

Great work on a beuatiful figure!
This a JMD miniature and the scale is about 65mm to 70mm,with great casting also!!
christos

Dave it's a great figure,beautifully painted.
But what scale and ID.
Nice photos too.

Excellent painting and composition of the base / groundwork Dave. I am going to have to order this little jewel.

This is a JMD miniature and the scale is about 65mm to 70mm

Dave - Beautiful job! The JMD figures are just magnificent!

All the best,
Dan

Dave, beautiful work as usual, my compliments.

Cheers
Roc

Dave,
Excellent work. The AMSS showstopper for 2008. I think it he is in live better then on the picture's.

marc

Dave, you've done this beautiful figure more than justice! Well done!

Jay H.
OKC

Beautiful work indeed Dave. It seems that these JMD figures gain a great reputation. I will give them a go for sure.

Xenofon

excellent painting !

It's a beautiful work. The face is exellent painted, very reallystic, and the uniform too.

Great paintjob, Dave! Very nice decor too!
My compliments!

Eddy.

Hey Dave, lovely stuff my friend. This really turned out great.Well done

Stephen Mallia

Dave, you're flying mate and I don't mean the speed here

Keep them rolling, coz you keep outdoing yorself with every piece like you did with this little gem........

My Compliments Bravooooooooooooooo

Ray

Hi Guys

Thanks you very much the comments are very much appreciated. I have to admit I realy would like to try one or two other JMD figure after getting this at Euro. It was a absolute joy to paint, beautifull sculpting and casting.....

Tony - He is French Colonial, Senagalese Bugler, in the first uniforms they were issued in the first few of months of the ill fated Gallipoli campaign, they were not realy used in front line but did see action. After a few months the uniform changed to all sand colour cotton uniform. But this one is based on the dark Blue uniform they had been used to (same cut) just a different colour, Sand Brown Jacket and off white trousers, even the badges and trim stayed the same on the uniform.

Dave

Dave,
A beautiful figure. Really nicely painted and the groundwork is top notch.
Cheers,
A.