George's excellent painting skills motivated us to use him to create the
box art for our own Antietam series. George does commission work and
can be reached by e-mail at jamerigraph@aol.com.
Robert's rendition of the Cottage Industry Model's Confederate submarine,
CSS Hunley (1/24 scale). A rather complicated model to build,
congrats to Robert for the fine modeling work!
Jim's excellent painting skills are truly exemplified in these 2
renditions of Rebel generals.
Ken's diorama scenes are all done in 54-mm scale, and include our own 1st
Texas brigade series & Confederate camp scene (1st 4 photos).
Next photo depicts some conversions of Monarch figures to represent the
crew of the CSS Hunley. Next 3 are conversions of Mike Allen
products to make them flag bearers. Please e-mail
Ken with any comments or questions. Excellent work!
Kreston's skills have earned him the honor of having his work featured as
box art for some prominent figure manufacturers such as Michael
Roberts. Some of his work featured here: 2 photos on left, Michael
Robert's 6th Maryland (54-mm resin); 3rd photo from left is Pegaso's 69th
NY Regt; a vignette combining 2 of Andrea's 54-mm scale
Mohawk figures; newest addition on far right is Michel Roberts' 75 mm
"Officer of the Militia" as featured in his review in
"Historical Miniature" magazine.
These photos from Gary were added 12/1/06. Besides the excellent
paint job, its nice to see the variety. Photo on left is 120-mm
scale Lost Battalion (Worster) US Grant. Middle photo depicts a 1/32
scale Wolf confederate, while last photo on right shows an assortment of
four 1/15 scale Civil War busts (Worster). Thanks for sharing, Gary!
Mike's submissions include 2 vignettes: Andrea's Custers Last Stand (54 mm
scale) as well as his rendition of Les Etains du Graal Civil War battery
(painted Union) in 90 mm scale. Excellent detail and thanks for
photos of such great work!