Hi, here is the finished 71st Infantry Regiment, its an absolute joy to paint, the sculpting is absolutely beautiful and deserves every accolade that Maurizio gets for it. An total gem i hope you enjoy it, thanks again for looking

Hi, Here is the latest figure to my collection that I have been working on, its a pegaso 75mm 71st Highland light Infantry regiment. I still have a few things to do  on the figure all the gold and a final detail run to clean up some small bits but not much. This is one of the nicest looking figures of the period, although quite a straight up and down pose is quite eye grabbing.....

Dave

The Fall of Erquhart Castle

Hi Guys

Here is the almost finished Highlander, just a little bit of touching up and a little snow on the ground, The Tartan is based on a piece of Tartan found in Falkirk from about the correct time period, but it is not Clan Specific, as with most of the Tartans. I have placed the figure on a grassy hill and he is based at the time of the British taking Erquhart Castle in 1296, before the Battle of Falkirk. Let me know what you think.

Here you go a little update on this piece, I have added a texture to the Kilt/Cloak/Bedroll with spraymount spray glue and white enamel over the top, I still have a load of work to do, but have started painting it now.

Hi Guys, well this is my latest project, based on the Pegaso 75mm Highlander, I decided from the start that he was wearing decidedly too little clothing for a highlander, considering the weather up there, so I have given him a leather jerkin/shirt under his tartan bed roll/kilt, let me know what you think.

Hi, Here is the nearly finished box art for the Royalist Cavalryman, ECW 1642-1651. This is being produced by El Greco Miniatures in the UK, I hope you like it.....

Hi Guys - Here is the latest pics of the Sikh Pirate Bust, let me know what you think...

Hi Guys - here is the first image of the Sikh Pirate, I have almost finished painting him, when he is done I will add some more images...... hope you like him

After painting the Sikh below, I had an idea of converting the bust to a Sikh Pirate from the 17th century, as this would not need much in the way of converting facially or need much doing to the Turban, 99% of the converting would be done to the torso/shoulders, so to show the opulence and quality of materials and braiding applied to the various garments that were stolen and worn by such pirates, I decided to create the main flat materials from magisculp with texturing applied and the braiding from various thicknesses of lead, copper and fuse wire.