Hi guys,

Here's a few pics of my latest. 54mm Colonel Krasinski ca. 1807 from Le Cimier. An old kit that definitely stands the test of time. One of the most meticulously detailed 54mm figures I've ever painted. My camera struggled a little with the Polish Crimson color, I think it looks a little better in person. Painted with acrylics. Thanks for looking!

Jason

Excellent painting Jason, superb metallic colour.

Love it J - bet you had fun painting his eyes too

(Wouldn't mind a go at this one myself as it happens)
Cheers
Paul

Great stuff Jason , this looks a very well detailed figure , I take it you used a digital camera hence the colour change on the crimson

Lovely painting, Jason!

Beautiful work, Jason - loving the richness of the crimson, & great shading on the white tunic.

Really nice work. Looks the biz.

Jeff

Really impressive top notch work

Fabulous control and execution of 2 very difficultly colours Jason for a tremendous finished piece.

Gary

Excellent painting Brother!

Simply breathtaking Jason! I love it.

Cheers,
Ken

Beautiful paintwork

Mobo

Thank you for your comments guys!

Jason

I'll let you in on a little secret - they're not painted! I began with good intentions of painting the eyes, but they're so damn hard to get to I just ended up painting them in shadow. The peak of his headgear comes so low that I don't think anyone will ever notice.

A special thanks to you, Kurt, for this figure. It took me a while, but I got around to it! Still have the Murat figure and hope to get to it soon.

Excellent. Not surprised as in the hands of a talented painter, these gems shine. These things are pretty old now, but they stand as a testament that quality doesn't date.
A superb figure.

Thanks Nap! The white was German Camo Black Brown, Khaki Grey, and Creamy Ivory (Reaper). The crimson was Violet Red (Reaper), Sunset Red, and Sunny Skin.

Jason

Thank you sir!

Jason