here is a piece by Mitches Military Models sculpted by Maurice Corry. This is the second time around for me with this figure. The original was 82nd airborne. My client wanted this dude to be 101st but he wanted it to be more d-day appropriate hence the jute cloth on the helmet along with the camo net and med pack. Of course after I added the med pack a friend of mine told me only the 82nd wore the med packs on the helmet on d-day but I have seen pics of the med pack worn by the 101st in pics that claimed to be d-day but could be research gone wrong so I really dont know. The figure as always is painted in vallejo acrylics and the fence was made from icicle pop sticks and an old Verlinden 1/16 scale sign set to give it some setting ID.

Very nice Dan. I'm sure your client will be very happy with it.

Very nice paintwork Den
Cheers,
Keith

very nice in deed great paint job keep it up.
Ian

Great job, Dan. Awesome paintwork.

Very nicely painted.

I like it. I'm also painting a US para at the moment, a 90mm Soldiers figure.
May I ask you what colours you used for the knee patches and cargo pocket reinforcements?
Any hint would be very much appreciated.
Stefan

Hi stefan. I think i mixed a little us dark green with some us olive green. These are vallejo colors btw.

Thanks a lot!

You have a smooth, recognizable style Dan, and this trooper is another example! This collector ought to be tickled pink to own this! As for the helmet mounted first aid kit, its common to Operation Market Garden, but not Overlord.

Joe

Unbelievably good work and distinctive. I can always recognize your figures on the various websites without having to click on the link(s).

Great paintwork Dan and the scenic background works really well.
Gordon

Great painting and setting and the colours are wonderful.
Cheers
John

I like it. The modifications and backdrop are nicely done.

Thanks for your comments.

Bit late catching up with this one Dan,the uniform painting looks great and I love the setting you have created,lovely work mate

Thanks man!

awesome work

Marc

Excellent as always Dan.

Cheers David