Hi All, its the final puzzle of the U.S. 29th Infantry Div. Omaha Beach , D-Day June 6 1944 (set 1) ' " Come on, let's get the job DONE". Great day, Jeff

Just Fantastic !

That works as a stand-alone vignette as well. Great for those that are intimidated by the complete set and do not live to the age of 300!
Excellent release Jeff!

Adrian

That one is very well done indeed.

Another beautiful figure from Jeff!! Keep em coming!

Jeff, what about some figures from the Korean or Vietnam war?

This D-Day piece (partial or the complete set) would make a superb subject just sprayed in bronze paint and presented as such if you did not want to paint so many large scale figures in essentially, the same uniforms/colours. This specific portrayal of a soldier crouching behind the obstacle whilst being encouraged to move on is, IMHO, the most powerful element of the entire set-piece.

I think it is superb and destined to become a classic.

Gary

Outstanding work, Jeff! These are just terrific!

Kurt

Really liking this one.

Outstanding set!

It's all been said. Just an outstanding set overall. Magnificent.
Gerry

Put that Helmet on!
Always impressed by Jeff's stuff. I know I'm whistling in the wind and know it's not Jeff's thing, but would love to see these natural storytelling poses used on some Napoleonics;

David

Fantastic!

GREAT as always !
a real must have.
Will order the 2 Omaha vignettes

GOTTA HAVE IT!!!!!!!!

superb, you can see the fear in the guy sitting there, they were immensely brave people, whom we owe everything.

Very Very nice work.
It bring me to Omaha of「saving private ryan」immediately！

Hira

You captured that "rattled" emotion perfectly, Jeff!