Mayan Warrior, by Penny Meyer

[Nicholas Ball]

Troublemaker !!!!!!!!
 

[Brian]

Na! these moderators can do all sorts of things , delete threads, turn back time and add to comments hahaha   

[Chris Seeley]

Nick if you had taken the time to look at the time i posted my comment you would have seen that i put my comment the same time as Ken put he was on foot. So that's why i asked was he on mounted or on foot. 

[Nicholas Ball]

So Chris, after twisting poor Ken's arm to do Sally, (  you obviously couldn't  wait till will got back to Luneville next year?    ) )  which part of his explanation didn't you understand?

Hi Brian, he'll be 120mm and in a bicorn and WITHOUT the Horse

To which you reply:-

Ken is La Salle going to be mounted!!!!!!!!!  Or on foot 
 

I now know why at shows some people come up to me and ask if we are twins   

[Chris Seeley]

Ok  Ken 

[mil-mart]

Sorry Chris he'll be on foot, I have yet to do a mounted figure and no now is not the time to try.

[Chris Seeley]

Ken is Lasalle going to be mounted or on foot i hope mounted. I will have one when its finished.
Chris

[mil-mart]

Hi Brian he'll be 120mm and in a Bicorn and without the horse but with lots of braid. 

Ken

[Brian]

Now Ken, are you doing him in a Bicorn or Bussby of Lasalle

[mil-mart]

Thanks Steve, just started on a  120mm Lasalle figure will keep you posted.

Cheers Ken

[closerlookbooks]

Thanks Ken. When I place another order with you, I have a friend who is very interested in purchasing two figures as well. We will order it all together. Are you working on anything new?
Steve

[mil-mart]

Steve many thanks for the heads up on the magazine article and there's some excellent photography on your site of Penny's work , beautiful paintings.

Ken

[closerlookbooks]

Penny Meyer's painting tutorial on a Mayan Warrior is in the current issue of Figure International Magazine. It is a 6 page spread with photos and detailed steps. Penny achieved the status of Grand Master at the 2011 SCAHMS awards show. She deserves it.

If I may also suggest for those of you in the IFFS/BFFS who are proficient painters or engravers, send articles with photos to FIM. This magazine is beautifully produced full color on glossy stock paper. Just imagine the exposure the "flats" world could get. In fact, it is getting a great deal of exposure through the several articles on flats that have already appeared in the magazine. Mike Taylor had an excellent article on "Boats on the Ancient Nile" in 2011.

I happened to take a photo of the piece related to the article and posted it on my site along with several other flats she entered into a show. You can see them at www.flattinfigures.com
Cheers