Dragon 1/16 Kampfgruppe Hansen Schutz

[grumpa]

While not a "figure guy" I must say your paint and color applications are flawless and of museum quality in my opinion.
BRAVO!

Jim

[Guest]

Steven - Many thanks for your kind words and your continuing support.

Jim - Very kind words. Thank you.

[Steve Jones]

Wow! He is deep in thought. Probably had enough of war and wants to be back home.

Terrifc work on the face. Liking the detail on the equipment also. Looking forward to seeing you do a full Autumn camouflage smock and trousers soon :smiling2:

[Guest]

Cheers Steve. Full camo won't be happening in the forseeable future...

[BigGreg]

as usual you deliver some STUNNING pieces your painting skills are fantastic..

[Guest]

Thank you Greg, but too much praise. I've still got a long way to go with my painting, especially eliminating quite a degree of clumsiness.

[Guest]

I've been playing catch up again, I like all the detail in the equipment on this one just stunning.
Jim mentioned they should be in a museum which I agree with are any of yours pieces on display anywhere ?
Pete.

[Guest]

Hi Pete

Sorry for the late reply - I didn't see that you'd posted. No, nothing on display publicly. Glad you like this chap.

[Strenko J]

The guys have said it and I just Can’t say enough in regards to your painting skills Peter..EXCEPTIONAL skills that I wish I had. The selection, blending and mastery with the brush of colors is amazing

[Mini Me]

Fantastic result Peter. I'm glad you kept the Browning Hi-Power pistol in his right hand. These pistols were highly sought after. First, they were an incredibly flawless functioning pistol , but mostly because they held 13 rounds of 9mm in each magazine. If you look at the second pic. you posted at the beginning of your thread you will notice the other soldier is looking at it in a very lustful way.
Rick H.

[Guest]

Joe - Woah, too much! You make me blush.

Rick - Many thanks. Yes, he seems well pleased to have got hold of the Browning.