Polish cavalry officer

[Roger]

Thanks very much Brian. 

[Isabelle]

 
Yes, it's true oïl is the best flat's friend  ....... and painters too 
You have an important production ! I'd like to paint as many sets as you  .
I think in a little time you can paint as many sets as our Eric's friend  which I admire his work, and as well as Eric 

[Brian]

Well Roger, it's worked and take on board what Eric said, the impression of detail can be as good as detail itself everyone take note

Well done old man!
 

[Roger]

Thank you very much Isabelle. Practice, practice, practice.  and I think changing from acrylics to oils have helped me greatly.

[Isabelle]

Hello Roger,

You have really progress in a 2 or 3 years. Very very good work ! ! A very impressive set !

[Roger]

Thanks very much. I was all keyed up for a foray into the Middle Ages myself until I discovered these and now I'm hooked.... for the time being anyway. 

[alfsboy]

Really nice work .I am painting some 30's at present and still find fancy uniforms like Napoleonics  tricky  ..i am far more comfortable with medievals and more gritty stuff .

[Roger]

Thanks very much Eric, yes you're right. It is easy to get bogged down with the detail at this size and become very frustrated.
Here it is with the others I have completed.

[errant49]

Well done Roger
Don'worry about details
Volume and general impression are much more important
Eric

[Roger]

A 30mm figure from Hans-Dieter Oldhafer. I'm not so sure attempting freehand on a 30mm flat is a good idea. I tried not to work too much on the detail but give the impression of the embroidered design by using light and shade.