Army of the Blue King - Campaign Proposal

[Roger]

Nice figure, Roger. Good to see another one completed.

Thanks very much Charles. 

[Roger]

I stripped mine off and have restarted .Potentially I have a better figure in me .Whether it struggles out  goodness only knows .its in there somewhere 

Keep at it and good luck.

[Charles]

Nice figure, Roger. Good to see another one completed.

[alfsboy]

I stripped mine off and have restarted .Potentially I have a better figure in me .Whether it struggles out  goodness only knows .its in there somewhere 

[Nicholas Ball]

You People are putting me to shame  

I will start mine shortly

who is this Shortly person anyway,are they a member??? 

see how well that was done?  no sexism in this Society

[Roger]

You're right Mark they are beautiful and I enjoyed painting it. I actually found it more difficult than I anticipated but I got there in the end.

Joking aside I would be interested in any multiples you might want to part with and I'm sure we could come to an arrangement either swaps or payment.

[marko]

They are beautiful figures are they not?  And the results have been quite stunning!


And actually I have one more figure everyone has been painting if anyone wishes to join late, and I have a few multiples I would be happy to send out as well.  I will post a pic sometime soon and soon who wants to extend the campaign into Officers and Staff...


Mark 

[Roger]

Thank you very much Mark and thank you for giving me the opportunity to paint it........... have you got any more?  (Only kidding  )

[marko]

Well painted Roger, good looking figure.


mark 

[Roger]

Thanks very much Brian. 

[Brian]

Lot better Roger, well done

[Roger]

I've removed the previous photo's and put some better ones on, any fuzziness now is down to my painting. 

[Roger]

Thanks Eric, I was thinking that myself, they are a bit fuzzy. I'll replace them later today when I have a few minutes to spare.

[errant49]

Picture is not very good but the figure seems quite nice
Eric

[Roger]

Finished mine.

Hartschier in der casake, 1717.