Markus, glad you like it..cheers!
Gaudin, I'll remember those words always, and pass them on to my children and their children and so on......... they may wonder what the hell I was on about but that'll be their problem....cheers mate!
Xenofon, I hope the birthday party was a hoot, I'm sure it was.....cheers!

Mark
A really neat piece.
Reminds me of one I saw in a military modelling magazine a few years back.
It was figure walking off carrying his base on his back.


Chris

Great work Mark, great idea and so well painted.
Only problem, how long can he hold on while the others ignore him?

Don

Thanks Don, I guess he'll be there for as long as the pins and epoxy determine!......cheers mate.

excellent !!!

That whas a creation of Marijn van Gils
It's in this thread: http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/atlas.19175/

Marc

Ahhhhh, now I see; so THAT'S why Pickett's Charge failed ... Great job, Mark! Coincidentally, I'm just teaching the American Civil War in my 11th Grade US History class right now!

Thanks for sharing this,

Brian

The Killer Angels was actually part of the Leadership curriculum at the US Army Command and General Staff College when I taught there years ago.
I took a 4 day seminar at Gettysburg, on the battle, and the first thing we were told was to forget what we had read in said book...most of it was historically inaccurate! It was though, a cracking good read.

Marc
That's the one.

Chris

Brilliant! Had a good chuckle over this one.....