Sculpting Miniature Military Figures

This book includes nothing but captioned photos, showing creation of one figure from beginning to end. Only brass rod and epoxy putty is used, plus a few home made tools, described in detail btw. Perhaps one third of the pages are b & w, but it does not detract from the message - pictures are clear enough, and there is little color to see anyway. Figure is in 120mm scale, and there is no advice for other scales. Creation of the model is explained step by step, illustrated by large number of photos. There is very little text, which I think works very well in this case. True to the title painting is not described, although the figure is shown painted at the end. I wish there was some additional advice covering variations of how the figure is created. For example, figure has an open mouth, it would be nice to see an additional picture "and here's how to make one with a closed mouth". Similarly, I'd be curious to see how to make a helmet, bare head, armor, etc. These things are esp. important to a novice sculptor, which this book seems to be aimed at. But: even as is this is a very useful book for those who want to try their hand at sculpting figures. My copy was published in 1994, but it stood well to passage of time.