I have to agree with Nick here Jerry- the sense of movement you've managed to get into these latest too is awesome. It is updates like this that make this thread both educational and inspirational- you can see exactly how something like a tilted helmet along with the positioning of the arms can create a dynamic pose that conveys a sense of drama and movement to the viewer. Your careful choice of heads with expressions also add to this- thats a really important detail in conveying the story in a scene and now when I'm working with figures and replacement heads I'm thinking a lot about the expression on the face and how it will look with the figures pose- thats just one of the many things I've learned from your various pieces of work Jerry.

Excellent work mr.Rutman sir...

Maybe I did miss something (happens rather frequently lately) but you are showing troops scrambling in panic, suggesting an imminent/ongoing attack, whilst the mourning trooper and casualties suggest one that just passed....

Since you are so fond of figures why not add one that is about to warn the mourning fellow that a second strafe is on its way? Would tie it all together.