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On July 9, 1755, during the French and Indian War, a British expedition led by General Edward Braddock suffered a devastating defeat near the Monongahela River, in what is now Pennsylvania.

Despite their superior numbers, British regulars and colonial troops were caught off guard by French and Native American forces fighting from the surrounding woodland. Braddock was mortally wounded, and the expedition collapsed into a chaotic retreat.

One of the men who survived the battle was a 23-year-old George Washington, serving as a volunteer aide to Braddock. He reportedly had two horses shot from under him and later discovered several bullet holes in his coat.

I recently finished painting this scene in 75mm scale, using white metal figures. I really enjoy bringing moments like this to life through historical miniatures, especially events that aren't as widely remembered today.

Hope you enjoy this little glimpse into 18th-century American history!

A 75mm Mycenaean noble warrior I recently finished.

Bronze armour and weapons, with a cowhide-covered shield.

I tried to keep the colours and materials as natural and historically plausible as possible.

What do you think?

A 75mm Mycenaean noble warrior I recently finished.

Bronze armour and weapons, with a cowhide-covered shield.

I tried to keep the colours and materials as natural and historically plausible as possible.

What do you think?

For this figure, I used the Maciejowski Bible (Morgan Bible) as one of the main visual references for the historical interpretation.

The pose of the trumpet was inspired by the way trumpeters are depicted in the manuscript. I also used its illustrations as references for the weapons, horse tack and clothing.

The Maciejowski Bible is an especially interesting source for anyone working on 13th-century military subjects. Its illustrations contain a remarkable amount of detail — from weapons and armour to clothing, horses and their equipment.

I tried to keep the figure within that visual language while portraying a mounted Hospitaller trumpeter.

One of the things I enjoy most about historical miniatures is that small details like the way a trumpet is held, or how a horse is equipped, can be traced back to period sources.

Finished painting this Immolator. I also added some simple NMM to the model. Really enjoyed working on the details.

Recently finished painting these Mortian Cyberrats:

• Cyberrat CCW Leader with Mini Rat
• Cyberrat Brain Leader
• Cyberrat Deathwalker

These were painted as display miniatures rather than gaming pieces, with a focus on the small details and overall finish.

Professional photos by Attica Miniatures.

My latest works have been dedicated to Greece and the Greek War of Independence, but now I’m happy to show something from the other side of the region’s history as well.

This time a 54 mm Ottoman artillery set with cannon.

I really enjoyed painting the bright uniforms, rich fabrics and all the small details of the crew. Ottoman subjects give a completely different palette compared with the Greek figures I’ve been working on recently.

Hope you enjoy this one too!

My latest works have been dedicated to Greece and the Greek War of Independence, but now I’m happy to show something from the other side of the region’s history as well.

This time a 54 mm Ottoman artillery set with cannon.

I really enjoyed painting the bright uniforms, rich fabrics and all the small details of the crew. Ottoman subjects give a completely different palette compared with the Greek figures I’ve been working on recently.

Hope you enjoy this one too!

I continue painting busts dedicated to the Greek War of Independence. This time, it’s Papaflessas, one of the most remarkable figures of the Revolution of 1821.

A priest, revolutionary and fighter, he became one of the most memorable personalities of the struggle for Greek independence.

This is my 200 mm painted bust of Papaflessas.

Hope you enjoy my interpretation of him.

I continue painting busts dedicated to the Greek War of Independence. This time, it’s Papaflessas, one of the most remarkable figures of the Revolution of 1821.

A priest, revolutionary and fighter, he became one of the most memorable personalities of the struggle for Greek independence.

This is my 200 mm painted bust of Papaflessas.

Hope you enjoy my interpretation of him.

I recently finished painting this 200 mm bust of Theodoros Kolokotronis, one of the most iconic leaders of the Greek Revolution of 1821.

A military commander and a central figure in the struggle for Greek independence, Kolokotronis became one of the enduring symbols of modern Greek history.

Hope you enjoy our interpretation of him.

I recently finished painting this 200 mm bust of Theodoros Kolokotronis, one of the most iconic leaders of the Greek Revolution of 1821.

A military commander and a central figure in the struggle for Greek independence, Kolokotronis became one of the enduring symbols of modern Greek history.

Hope you enjoy our interpretation of him.

I recently finished painting this 200 mm bust of Ioannis Makriyannis, one of the most important figures of the Greek Revolution of 1821.

A general, revolutionary and later the author of his famous Memoirs, Makriyannis remains one of the most recognizable personalities of modern Greek history.

Hope you enjoy our interpretation of him??

I recently finished painting this 200 mm bust of Ioannis Makriyannis, one of the most important figures of the Greek Revolution of 1821.

A general, revolutionary and later the author of his famous Memoirs, Makriyannis remains one of the most recognizable personalities of modern Greek history.

Hope you enjoy our interpretation of him.

Just finished painting Intranzia Fraye Dogmata Superior.

I wanted to give her a slightly more dramatic and atmospheric look, so I added some NMM elements!

What do you think?

• Painting Level: Art
• Size: 54mm
• Scale: 1:32
• Material: White metal
• Painted by: Attica Miniatures
• Product Code: AT256

A 54mm metal diorama depicting Jan III Sobieski and Polish nobility standing beside a Polish Winged Hussar after the Battle of Vienna.

The scene includes captured Ottoman trophies — cannons, weapons, and other battlefield equipment.

54mm metal figures, painted and assembled as a historical diorama.

A 75 mm figure I recently painted.

The scene depicts a Native American man kneeling by the river and drinking directly from the water.

I focused on natural skin tones, leather textures, weathered materials, and the water effects to keep the scene grounded and realistic.

A 75 mm figure I recently painted.

The scene depicts a Native American man kneeling by the river and drinking directly from the water.

I focused on natural skin tones, leather textures, weathered materials, and the water effects to keep the scene grounded and realistic.