Hi Tony,
how ya do'in fella
classic painting exorcise,mate.
I remember Bill Horan's version of this,as I found, his work becomes a hard act to follow,I found this when I painted Col Douglas......did Moz sculpt this under Roll Call?
I have a few classic in the grey army to paint,the joy's of the hobby
Best Regards
Paul
www.paulblaber1.moonfruit.com

like the bright skintone, the jacket needs more shadows into deep folders in my opinion.
Thanks for showing.

What no weathering Tony, excellent painting and a very neat finish and as you say a perfect figure for the display case.

Cheers Ken

Slow to catch up on this Tony. I'm about to tackle my first 120 in years and I hope it turns out as well as this.
Very much the officer, lovely.
Cheers
Derek

Hi Paul, thanks mate - do'in fine . Yes this was a bit of a painting exercise for me.

Thanks Stephan, I appreciate your suggestions and I will go back and darker the shadows under the arms.

Hi Ken, a clean skin mate. No weathering for a change. Anyway, British officers don't get dirty do they?

G'day Derek, thanks for your comments mate and good luck with your 120mm figure.

Parade ground fresh!

Not every soldiers starts the day covered in dust, mud and sweat, surely!

Looking this one over, because of the simplicity of the colour scheme, it would just as challenging to do fresh as it would be to do it weathered and worn!

Cheers

Congrats tony
To finish one of the grey army list.
And u ve done in a good clean well painted style.
I like the color choice u choose.