Not a villa, Air B & B. Its a great system. We just share someone house for a nominal fee. They are all over the world, Ideal for Euro week end.
As for meeting up, you know you have an open invite
All the best
Keith
ps Gerrie was packed a month in advance

The figure looks great already and very promising indeed.Your reference is top class as always.

Oda.

I had a good close look at this one at Poole last Saturday.
The photos, while good, do not do it full justice.
The extra work that you've put into it has really paid off and it's easily your best work to date Kevin.
Looking forward to seeing it in its complete state.

Cheers,
Andrew

Getting better and better. It looks really great, perfect work. Painting the structure of leather is really awesome. Great thread. And great guide and historical documents. Good job

Cheers Borek

You should add KP to the front.

Looks great Kev.

Do you have any refs for them having GR on the cap front?

If not I'd leave it as it is.

Paul.

I thought his name was Roger Not George.

Im with Paul, If you have ref add but if not leave as it is . Its not exactly issue kit.
Mick

Watching this WIP I have remembered to have a figure in 28 mm that could be him ... I then pulled out of the drawer and I primed.

waiting for the paint to dry, I looked for pictures and of course I found this.




Now the question is this, considering that the painting is trusted ... which version do? green or blue?

Sorry if I invade your discussion

and sorry for my english ... google traslate

Ops

Dont worry Kev the painter of the print was colour blind stick with the Green
Mick

Yes, yes and yes again and for good measure, even if it isn't historically accurate, it also needs Nec Aspera Terrent on the front.
I also think you should buy another one and paint it blue!

Seconded. Motion carried.

This is your best to date Nap, absolutely wonderful, superb painting and the scrimshaw has come out tops, pat on the back and a very well done.

As an aside, found this one floating around the web. How did we lost the colonies, look at the size of these fine fellows.

Looking really amazing Kev.
I see he managed to hang on to his nashers.
This is going to be a real treat once it's finished.
Keith

Strange as it may seem Kev I must enquire as to your mix for the ivories Kev.
I am working on a cycling piece with grimaced face and gritted teeth. No matter what I try I cannot get that Blue/ grey opalescence. PLEAS HELP!
Cheer's
Keith