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Argudo Miniatures bust of Lincoln, painted with acrylics - next the torso!! Really a great sculpt and a beautiful casting. Dave Last Cavalry

Awesome!!!!

Looking good!!

Thank you, Steve! Dave

Just completed this great 1/9th scale kit from CGS Military Figures, sculpted by Carl Reid. Painted, as always with Vallejo and Andrea acrylics.

More progress...

I have just started this 1/10th scale figure from Young Miniatures. It is really a beautiful sculpt! Painted as always with Vallejo and Andrea acrylics. More photos as this one progresses. Dave

Thanks so much for nice feedback - working on a 1/10th scale Young Miniatures bust WW1 British Infantryman right now. Here is sneak peek, I've got a looooong way to go!! Cheers, Dave

Just picked up this great Model Cellar kit to paint for a buddy of mine who builds the awesome Wing Nuts WW1 Aircraft. I started it this morning and finished it in 4 hours - really fun to paint! All Vallejo and Andrea acrylics as usual... Dave

Thanks guys!!! Dave

Just about completed, a little more clean-up, add the Verdun nameplate after I fix the lettering, and it's done. The nameplate is a actually a piece of shrapnel that I picked in Verdun near Fort Douamont.

Much work to do still on the tunic as the base color has been painted so that I can now begin the shading, highlighting and "wool effects" using pointillism techniques. The technique requires hours of creating subtle patterns using various "dots" of tones of the base color to achieve texture and...

Superb!!!!

I just completed this 90mm Andrea Roman - it was my first try at working on anything "ancient" and painting the shield was a quite a challenge! This will be delivered to my customer tomorrow...

I only use Vallejo and Andrea acrylics, except when I paint horses - then I use oils. Thanks for the nice feedback - much appreciated!! Dave

This WW1 German Machine Gunner is from Jeff Shiu and requires a bit more work than the Jon Smith kits. I replaced the helmet, gas mask can, and the canteen with JSM parts which I prefer. Also removed the seams on the back of the boots and scribed new side seams which is correct for this period...

This figure will be placed in a trench diorama with the already finished German NCO. One more to go and the work on the trench begins... [attachment deleted by admin]

Thanks Guys!! More tutorials are available on Last Cavalry TV: http://shop.lastcavalry.com/lctv/ Filming part 3 of this series this week and it will feature the painting and weathering of the castle wall and door. This series has been a lot of fun and I have never worked on such a large figure!

Only acrylics - Andrea and Vallejo. Thank you so much! More in-progress photos of the diorama soon...

1st figure finished!