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I've tried to do my homework by researching but I am really coming up short ...hardly any luck at all. This is after 2/3 days of it. Anyway, does anyone out there have any references (pictorial) for Russian members of the Russia America Company in Sitka, Alaska, c.1804??? The Battle of Sitka...

I saw a bust of Stalin on here ,which was universally praised for it's scuptural qualities and the artists's painting prowess. This of a person who makes Castro look like an amateur...I don't think personalities should be removed because of their history of horror. I believe Ernesto has a...

Yeah! Cool....I always root for the *****...great feeling with the heavy Evergalde flora...nice work here. Terrific sculpting; you are very talented. I don't think the Seminole is going to offer any assistance; one for Osceola and the boys! Well done, Claudio.

Looks great....and there as many African (American) skin tones as there are Cuacasian....don't beat your self up over it. If you come up with Halle Berry cafe au lait or Wesley Snipes purpley dark, it's all correct. There is no right and wrong here, as long as it's not actual black. Nice...

Thanks! I must be thinking too much of Ray Harryhausen stuff or something. Looks great!

Truly wonderful, strong face of a Native American...well done. Simply great head. I see the eagle bone whistle....is he a member of a society? I believe the whistle wearers were individuals who performed the Sun Vow (Okipa).

A delightful look at an alternative world....well done. Bravo!

Smashing! Love the Rotty Cerebrus!

I built this kit and every other dino kit that was out there....and I still can't hold back a smile when I run across one. That's just the way it is...a wonderful part of my early modelling life. Does anyone remember the little cavemen with rocks in the Stegosaurus kit (Pyro)? and: how many...

After one does this hobby for a few decades or so, you amass quite a few books on certain subjects (your favorite modelling historical time, etc.) and pretty much exhaust what's available as uniform or costume reference illustrations on that particular time. Or so you think.... But there is...

Yes, very good stuff here...well done. I'm coming up short on the classic Minotaur; what he was described as bodily...was it just his head that was a bull? I thought his legs were bovine too, but I stand to be corrected... I love the pose also...so sad.

Cool idea...bravo!

Great guy...a unique piece. Beautifully painted and overall presentation. Good 'un...

If your interest has truly given out, then, so be it. No sense flogging a dead horse... It probably will come back one day, and then go at it again with renewed interest and enthusiasm. People may want to see this particular figure done, but you have a duty to yourself to do the best you can...

Beautiful...looks like synthetic leather already...without any paint!

Gordy, thanks for moving this...I'm really pitiful with this thing.

Thanks Ken,,,all native records at this time in history are sketchy at best...but just the dates look like he lived to 90, or at least 89. He would have been at least 89 on VD, 1974. What is interesting while sculpting a really old fellow, is whether they wore false teeth or not. Albert didn't...

Twenty five years before the Navajo and Commanche Code talkers of WW II, the Choctaw did it in WW I. These men joined the army and were not even citizens at this time, and helped hasten the end of the war by baffling the excellent German code breakers, who knew American troop movements before...

Fab...a really lovely piece. Bravo.

Wow...just freakin' wow.