54mm Dutch Belgian Royal Guard Artillery 1810

[JR]

Oh dear, sorry Neil, like Richard I missed this so after a full read , wow really impressed with the work you have put in .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

[Neil Merryweather]

Hi Neil, apologies for being late. Had a read through and its turned out nicely. :thumb2: Imagine painting your own manufactured figure...almost. Quite a learning curve using acrylics...glad Peter has given some tips on the clumping and pallette use.

Dutch-Belgian...now there's a reason why the Belgians in the central region speak Flemish and the outlying areas speak either Dutch, French or German. That was what I was told by a Belgian friend once.

Cheers,
Richard

Welcome Richard, -better late than never, eh?
You have a point-it is like painting my own manufactured figure- I shouldn't whinge so much!

[Neil Merryweather]

A terrific effort after so long away from figures and using acrylics as well. Wonderful stuff sir.

Thanks Steve, hopefully I can get more into the swing of it a bit now

[Neil Merryweather]

Oh dear, sorry Neil, like Richard I missed this so after a full read , wow really impressed with the work you have put in .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

Hi John
I THOUGHT it was bit quiet round these parts! Nice to see you here and thanks for the kind comment

[Guest]

Great work Neil. You're certainly getting into the swing.

[Richard48]

Super doopah Neil.Lovely to meet you at BMSS show at Pimlico.I enjoyed chatting to you and many others.
See you at Euro maybe.
Richard.

[Neil Merryweather]

Thanks Richard.
It was a lovely surprise to meet you too! I was surprised at how small the show was. I went to it a couple of times back in the day and it was much bigger.must be due to members falling off the perch over the years.
Hope to see you at Euro,if I can wangle a pass from the boss!
Neil