28mm Offensive Miniature British Rifleman

[Busta]

Excellent work.

[fuzzydunlop]

Looks great.

I'm new to the forum and enjoy looking around for nicely painted models to inspire me. This one has certainly done the trick.

Keep up the good work.

Any tips for painting the eyes? Whenever I've tried it they end up looking like some hideous comedy characters.

[grant]

Looks great.

I'm new to the forum and enjoy looking around for nicely painted models to inspire me. This one has certainly done the trick.

Keep up the good work.

Any tips for painting the eyes? Whenever I've tried it they end up looking like some hideous comedy characters.

My favourite tutorial on eyes: http://www.reapermini.com/Thecraft/12

[westwaller]

Great work again VS!! As others have said, the face is outstanding.

Good eye link @Grant, thanks.

[Parmenio]

Excellent again VS. The offensive miniatures have very fine detail (like the Perry plastic riflemen) and I've found them really difficult to paint well so I can really appreciate what a brilliant job you've done on this one. I only wish that someone would buy the molds of the excellent riflemen that a certain Mr Hicks did for Companion Miniatures (RIP!). They were definitely the best riflemen ever done IMHO. I wonder if Paul here at Warlord might see about getting his hands on them (big hint there Paul!).

Keep up the inspirational work there VS!

[hawkinspikeman]

excellent paint job stunning ,shame the figure maker has not done there reshearch on 95th uniforms ie the forage cap is wrong the 95th wore a forage cap that can best be discribed as looking like a tea cosy with out the holes green edge in white with no regimental number also depending what time period the figure company wanted to portray the 95th dispensed with the powder horn after 1809 going instead to a powber flask with a green cord that went around the neck and went was in a small pocket on the left breast of there jackets was used . but please do not feel this is is any way being critical of the superb painting work done on this model

[Correus]

HEY!!! It's Rifleman Cooper!!!

Great job!