1760 to 1807...

[tullo]

[Bessiere]

I must say that Italeri Hussar from the French Command set is superb. Excellent job on the details and a lovely color scheme. Your posing gave me an idea to remove the map and have him holding the reins instead.
Cheers,
Bessiere

[PatrickJ71]

You have a very soft painting style that gives your figures something extra, Tullo.
I admire the smooth color transitions of the hussar's horse.
thank you for sharing.
Patrick

[Minuteman]

A very distinctive and very attractive painting style. Fine work!!

[tullo]

[k.b.]

Beautiful brushwork tullo….. the blending is so subtle it almost feels like they’ve been painted in pastels…..
Nice colours as well although I’m not altogether convinced by some colour combinations .(esp the blue horse cloth and red pistol covers)
I love the sandy bases and how the boots and uniforms look dusty from the groundwork. Am sure these chaps must have been on service in Egypt. Can’t wait to see more! Get Bonaparte up on a camel is my suggestion for your next figure!

[Bill Slavin]

All very nicely done! I love your treatment of white, both on the horse and the soldiers - subtle and pleasing.

[Susofrick]

Very nice! And I think it is the first time I see this figure painted. And he must be one of the ugliest sculpts ever. But the painting is nice!

[Bluefalchion]

Your thinned-down paint technique is maturing into something really special. Rarely have I seen a painter who can paint a figure in a way that enhances the contours and details of a sculpt so beautifully.

[Peter]

I see some very nice paint conversions!