Besides a mountain of flats waiting for paint I have a couple of more "conventional" figures in progress, one of which is Dan's WWI US Army Sharpshooter.
Here's how it's looking so far.

Roger.

Roger a nice start and great work on the face. Will follow.

Cheers Ken

Cheers Ken, it's a bit strange going from a 30mm flat to a 120mm round figure but it keeps me on my toes

Very nice work Roger.

Marc

Thanks Marc.

Further progress,

Cheers Carl, I'll get back to you on the uniform colours. They were all Vallejo acrylics, I just hauled 'em out of the drawer and threw 'em together 'til it looked right... I like the scientific approach.

Roger.

These are the paints I used for the uniform Carl. In what order and what percentage lord knows. As you can see I've had them a while



Roger.

i like this 3D flat, Roger

Thank you Seb, it is very different from painting 30mm flats that's for sure.

Roger.

Roger,
Nice so far and you have not lost your touch in the round.
Cheers
John

Thak you John
Roger.

Cheers Roger! Looking fine!

All the best,
Dan

Cheers Dan, I'll be doing some more today.

Roger.

Hi Roger,

You have translated Dan's figure beautifully. Can't wait to see where you place the muzzle of that rifle...

Rgds Vic

Dare I say it..... Roger, you're taking your painting to an extra dimension.

I know, a poor attempt at humour, but the sentiment behind it is sincere. Great painting mate.

Thank you Vic. I was thinking of leaning the rifle against the kitbag but I might just paint it and let Dan decide the final positioning.

Roger.

Yes it was, it must be the heat down there.

Thank you Tony.

Roger.

Further progress

I aren't far off putting the finishing touches to this Yank and then he can go back "Over there".

Roger.