just seeing if i can upload a photo

[kev1964]

Hi, just trying to see if i can upload pictures, not too good with computers, sorry it,s in the wrong category,
kev

[mollinary]

I see the answer is yes - three times!   Well done, and lovely work.

Mollinary

[Leon]

Excellent work, I hope we'll be seeing these in the Painting Competition!

[kev1964]

Thanks Andrew, did these for a friend and thats what got me into them. AWI are coming on well, getting addicted.

[kev1964]

cheers Leon, sadlly no, these went to a mate.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Why not, they're splendidly splendid.

[kev1964]

Thanks, they went unbased and his basing is better than mine  so i car,nt really claim all my own work.

[fred.]

They are ace, lovely bright colours, and very sharp.

You could enter them as is in the open category?

[Techno]

I'm well impressed....even if I can't see the photos's  ....Ooh, I'm such a fibber 

Very crisp and neat Kev.
Great job !!
Cheers - Phil.

[barbarian]

I'm not the only one with some cavalry command without feet.
Just resculpted some feets.

[kev1964]

Thanks chaps, yes shame about the feet, i love the painting and basing side of the hobby but sculpting is a definate no for me, even feet 

[petercooman]

Gorgeous!!

[Techno]

Thanks chaps, yes shame about the feet, i love the painting and basing side of the hobby but sculpting is a definate no for me, even feet 

Kev.

If you want to add a 'little something' to an existing metal mini.....Like feet.
Warm the bare metal....even if it's only under a fairly closely positioned lamp...for a few minutes. (perhaps 10 minutes or so...It does vary.)
The warm metal will 'accept' the 'skin' more readily than cold metal.

'Skin' the part you want to work on with a tiny bit of green stuff.....Let that start setting....But before it goes off completely, add your 'proper' bit of putty to shape (in this case) the feet.
It'll also help to 'wash' the metal with a tiny bit of washing up liquid (and water) to get rid of any residual releasing agent before you begin anything....Use a 'cr*ppy' old drybrushing paintbrush for this.

Piece of 'wee wee', once you get the hang of it.

Cheers - Phil.

[Steve J]

Very nice work that man .

[SV52]

  Absolutely splendid.