Superb job Mark.
Have a good one.
Gordon

Well done!!! I particularly like the face!!

All the best,
Dan

A classic bust Mark. Beautifully painted and a timely and appropriate way to end the year and mark the centenary of the 1914 Christmas Truce.

Cool! You really do some marvelous work Mark!

Joe

Perfect, just perfect.
Marc

Having another look you're not bad at this game are you? best wishes for 2015 Mark

Hi Mark,
Merry Xmas, He looks great.All the best for 2015.

Chris

Great work Mark,really love it

Nice work

Steve

Excellent work Mark! Great work on the details like cap badge, ball and bottle particularly.
Your work shows that drab-coloured pieces don't have to look drab.

Cheers,
Adrian

Fantastic Mark! Perfectly evocative! All the guys of the real Truce would be proud to see your interpretation. This figurine is exceptional and so is your work! Congratulations

Top of the line painting work Mark. I saw this on Facebook, and heaped kudos upon it there as well.

Many, many thanks everyone!!

I worked right over the christmas break ( support worker in the real world lol ) and also tried to take a break from everything figure related ( as a kind of holiday ).... I have just mucked around with an old Zvezda kit to help keep my hand in on finishing, lots of added details but all home made

Anyway thanks again and I too was suprised how colourfull he looks now he's finished

Happy new year to you one and all!!!!

You've done a great job on this one Mark,
best wishes and a Happy New Year, Gary.

Great paintwork on this bust!
I especially like the face.
Ciao by Maco

Hi Mark,

He's an inspiring piece mate, colourful as Adrian pointed out, which says it has a brightness your painting style brings out. Still something I'm trying to master, especially with drab. I'm sure we'll see many more WW1 personalities from you again this year.
I especially like seeing the improvements you make in your own skills with each piece while still retaining your own style.

Keep 'em coming!

Stay safe

Mike

Nice work Mark...great piece.

Nicely done Sir!