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New one on me, too. :)

Artistic interpretation and expression aside, if you tell me it's Abraham Lincoln, or it's Naploeon, or it's Erwin Rommel and if it does not look like Lincoln, Napoleon, or Rommel to me, I will not be purchasing the bust. :unsure:

Yep. I fell in love with the Phoenix Phollies and came to admire Tim Richards' work. :)

When you like the way it looks. :thumb:

I like both figures, but have to ask why his left foot is out of the stirrup. :)

You've answered your own question. :thumb:

Keep the $300-$350 in your pocket. :)

Consider starting with a larger scale (i.e., 120mm, 100mm) and working yourself down as you hone your skills. :)

I agree. I have the figure. It is not quite Napoleon. :thumb:

True, but a model which you presented to the public through the forum. ;)

I see it, but I still can't believe it!! Amazing work. :)

Not long. My mood would be less than cheery before making the final decision to start over. ;)

Good news! I collect the old Barton miniatures and try to snatch them up where ever I find them. :)

Looks good, so far. :)

I agree. :)

Profile is close to Leonard Nimoy. :)

I agree. He does not appear to be running to me. He appears to be stepping around the tree or over a root (hence the hand on the tree). :)

Most of what you want to do is not likely to be too visible in 54mm. I would not make the attempt to show sweat on his face. The act of mopping his brow with his handkerchief will tell viewers what he's doing. Show where he has sweated through his uniform. :)

Have you talked to Santa? He will know. :)

I agree. I admire the sculpting skills, but it is not quite Murat. :)