75mm from http://www.elliesminiatures.com/ painted with acrylics and oils.

Looks great!

Thank you Edward.

Roger,
You have painted this to a high standard, looks great on his base and the ground work is superb.
What have you used for the snow?

Regards
Bob

Looks great, pose is perfect on the groundwork. Gorgeous painting as ever.

Good stuff Roger.
This is a tricky little figure with a lot of small parts to contend with , remember the late Pete morton commenting on it when he was sculpting it .
I have it in the grey army , he has been a prisoner for a couple of years now .

Thank you very much Bob.
I used this stuff for the snow, https://www.deluxematerials.co.uk/e...060243900685.html?search_query=snow&results=4
I've had it ages but I'm sure I didn't pay that much for it.

Thank you very much Graham.

Thanks Ron. It's a beautiful figure, Pete did a great job.

Very nice Roger
I'm with Bob - what have you used for the, very effective, groundwork.
Cheers
Paul

Thanks Paul, you should have the answer for the snow query now.

Excellent work Roger.
One remark: it seems that the gun is bended....can be the angle of the picture.

Marc

Excellent work - very atmospheric , felt colf looking at it.

Cheers

Huw

Thank you very much Marc.
The Chassepot rifle is straight but the odd shape of the bayonet caused me to think the same.

Thank you very much Huw.

Well mate what can I say you have done the figure credit, Pete would have been proud of what you've done as are we at Ellie's Miniatures. the ground word has set it off just great.

Your right about the bayonet it is a funny shape I have an original in my collection so Pete had something to work from. it was the first and Last Figure Pete managed to finish for us. we hope to have the unfinished one Pete was working on for Euro.

Cheers

ian

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Nicely done, Roger.

Nice job Roger, great painting, great groundwork .
Best wishes, Gary.

Roger,
Are sure that this is not a flat in disguise? You did a wonderful job on the figure and the display. One of your best if not the best.
Cheers
John

Roger, I think you outdid yourself !

Joe