Hi guys. I just wanted to show you my latest piece. It's an officer of the 4th Foot ca.1750. It's in 54mm. Not many commercial parts were used here since only a pair of hands and a converted sabre were used. I hope you like it.

Stephen Mallia

Like it??.....I love it.

Your artistic talent shines through once again Stephen.

Fantastic work mate.

Cheers

Amazing work my friend,I like too much.
I wait see you soon ,I send regards for you with Ray in Gerona.
Keep safe.Jose Luis

lovely work Steve, Oh to be half as talented.....

Very nicely done Stephen!

Jay H.
OKC

That is a stunning piece of work mate, paintwork is beautiful.
Cheers
Andrew

Excellent piece,Stephen.
Well done.

looks great

Excellent work Stephen.

Thanks guys. Very appreciated.

Stephen Mallia

Jose Luis thank you my friend. I recieved your regards from Ray. Hopefully I will see you at Folkestone

Stephen Mallia

Stephen,that's an amazing piece of work!!!.
I really like the pose and paint job is outstanding.
Cheers from Miami.
Daniel

Stephen,
So happy to see this piece of art...your talents are extaordinary. I love the expression on the face and agree with MarquiMini that the pose is fantastic. You are definitely one of the masters on whom I hope to model my future endeavors. Beautiful work, the details, the colors, the historical accuracy all top notch! Thank you for sharing.
Warm regards from the sunshine state,
Julia

Stephen,
You are a master with the brush! Beautiful painting!
Rocky

Guys and Julia.....thanks very much. I'm humbled

Stephen Mallia

Aw siehbi,

dan il figure ta minhu kemm hu sabih?? ovja Stephen Mallia

Great paintjob mate

Keep Safe,

Samwel Vella =]

Hey Stephen.

Always enjoy seeing your work. I like the whites, very nice.
Nice pose and the all colors are great together.

Will we see this one in Chicago ?

Keep well .

Dee

Aw siehbi, qed tara kemm jidher ahjar hekk !!!

Steve

Hi Dee thanks. I will try but it all depends from Joe. I need to discuss things with him first

Stephen

Stephen,
Stunning piece of work. Very nice colours.
Cheers
John