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Our second model: Tarbosaurus bataar. Scale 1/40. Sculptor - Vladimir Trush.

Dear colleagues, The "new-on the market" Studio will be make highly accurate figures of various pre-historical creatures : Dinosaurus and other reptiles; extinct birds, mammals and Hominides; the Stone Age peoples too, - in different scales. Our small Studio at present include three sculptors -...

Some Danish coats-of-arms of 13 th Century:

Thread on the Guerro del Pacifico uniforms: http://www.reenactor.ru/index.php?showtopic=24534&st=0 The same on the Guerra del Triple Alianza (or Guerra del Paraguay), 1864-70: http://www.reenactor.ru/index.php?showtopic=64923 Soldados Mexicanos: http://www.reenactor.ru/index.php?showtopic=23438...

A thread in our Russian reenactors` forum on the La Plata theme: http://www.reenactor.ru/index.php?showtopic=22993&st=0 S0me Argentinian figures on here: http://www.elgrancapitan.org/foro/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=16685

Indeed, these marvellous artwoks, - made by Argentinian artist Jose Luis Salinas, - on the La Plata campaigns, 1806-1807. Yes, unfortunately there are no much figures on the armies of the America Latina. Nevertheles, there is a Russian modeller Stanislas Lyulin, which sculpting 30 mm figures on...

Sorry, but I`m thinking these figures rather more Pictish in origin than early Celtic...

Here is historically true reconstruction of Viking on horseback, X Cent. AD:

Marvellous fantasy figures :thumb: The horse warrior is one from Rohan`s riders ? :rolleyes: "Vercingetorix" (:confused:) is not from 52 BC, but, maybe, from 452 BC? But without helmet "wings" only :)

Yes, I myself now only one such disk – from burial-place of Celtic war chief, MLT, circa early III Cent. BC, near Chiumeshti, Romania. The time of the rich in armour burial is exactly correspond to the great Celtic invasion to the Balkans, and some Ukrainian archaeologists ( Voznyak, for...

Many thanks, Hans. Yes, many of these artifacts are familiar to me. However, I have found some interesting things. And helmet of 3rd photo (with a hole in cupola) I’m exactly wanted to use for my figure! What do you think about the idea: if will I make my Celt warrior with breast bronze disk...

Why are you sure on it? :unsure: By the way, what do you thinking about this recinstruction of Middle La Tene period Celtic dress?

Yes, Hans - I know it. By the way, at present I`m sculpting a 90 mm figure of Celt warrior of Middle La Tene period - on the Celtic invasion into Macedon,Greece and Thrace in 270-s years BC :cool:

Collegues, and what are you thinking about 90 mm Roman figures in polyutethan resin?

Extremely well-sculpted figure. The painting is marvelous too, indeed. But what is especially nice matter that the one highly accurately done from archaeological/historical view point. What is the figure manufacturer of it?

What can to say about it… It’s a nice idea to continue the thread as reference resource on the Ancient & Medieval Barbarians. But I’m afraid that sculptors, which are working for other figure firms, nevertheless are will be to make theirs figures just only as they are “seeing” the subject :(...

James, I’m thinking that Hans will give an answer to you how the ancient Germans might have looked like, because he is an archaeologist and specialist in the theme. I’m not, unfortunately… I would like myself to have such information on the Germanic war chief appearance on the Marcomanic Wars...

Thanks, Hans, for this interesting post. By the way, I have remember your letter into an old “Military Modelling” number about non-historical figures of the ancient Celts – with pig-tails, war axes, non-authentic armour, and so on. Unfortunately, some sculptors and figure manufacturers are not...