Hi friends, I post my latest work, all painted with acrylic paints. This is a figure given me some time ago by John Schley, and finally, I decided to paint.
I hope you enjoy it!
Fabrizio

I like white color. Good job!

That is one sweet figure. Well done.
Cheers
John

Thanks!
Fabrizio

Great work Sir .

Great Work. Unfortunely this figures is no more available!

Very nice. Shame the figures OOP.
Cheers Mat

Hi Fabrizio

A lovely job I look forward to seeing it at a show.

John

I am happy to say that you can still purchase this figure at the following website http://www.imss.moonfruit.com/#/anniversary-figure/4525100019

Regards

John Schley

Nice figure and great painting work. I like the treatment of the white tones, reds and the drum is specially well painted.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Well done Fabrizio, The whitess look great.

Great painting, I like the white tones.
Bravo!
Andrea

This is superb job on the white, and an interesting figure
Best

Well done, especially on the coat, white is a bear to work with sometimes.

I'm not familiar with the Dublin Volunteers--if I didn't know better, I'd have said they opened for Tommy Makem and the Irish Rovers Where did they serve or where were they deployed?

Prost!
Brad

Stunning paintjob
Like it very much.
Marc

Hi Mat I am happy to say that you can still purchase this figure at the following website http://www.imss.moonfruit.com/#/anniversary-figure/4525100019

Regards

John Schley

Very nicely done. I've got this figure sitting in my closet. Your work here makes me want to get started on him!

Brad, as I understand it the Irish Volunteers were local militias raised during the 18th century to protect Ireland from the Spanish and French while the red coats were off in America. There's a painting by Francis Wheatley in 1779 where you can see two of these drummers (front right facing away and in the middle behind other troops facing forward).

http://www.nationalgallery.ie/en/ab...nsing/Print_Sales/Irish_History/Wheatley.aspx

Very nice work indeed especially on the whites

Steve

wow thats brilliant, I wouldnt mind picking your brains on how you painted the white so well.

Thanks, Bailey! That was one thought that I had. The Brits had a similar wave of locally raised units during the Seven Years War, too, if I'm not mistaken, for the same reasons.

Prost!
Brad