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Excellent paint job. Awaiting updates.... :)

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Hi PF friends! :) Again back with a new figure sculpted at 70 mm for a spanish collector. This time it's a spanish subject, of the vast range from Spain military history. He's an Officer during the revolts at Luzon (Philippines Islands) c. 1850. He's wearing the regulated uniform used at...

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Hi again PF friends!. :) Back with a new figure at 54 mm sculpted for a spanish collector. The figure depict a Brunswick troops Officer c.1812, during the Spanish War of Independence (Peninsular War for British speakers) with his black uniform, so tipical for these troops. Epofer clay as...

Sorry so much, but these figures were for a private collector, no copies....

Thanks a lot for your kind reply!. Much appreciated.....:):)

Hello PF friends! This time I want to share with all this two mounted figures at 54 mm depicting two cavalrymen during the Franco Prussian war. The first one is a French Hussar and the second one a Prussian Dragoon. Both sculpted for a spanish collector and painted for himself. I hope...

The sculptor is Antonio Meseguer. Stuart forgoten name it..... :) ;)

You're right!!!!! CRT usually post his 3D creations in the incorrect forum. Maybe for more visibility? This forum is only for real sculpt.

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Very nice subject.....:) Glad to see Portuguese figures and busts in the market....!! As is habitual beautiful paint job by Vitalino....:):)

Very sad news, indeed, but I understood their reasons and this hobby always must be for to enjoy. However it's a pity WWI subjects disapeared like option in the hobby's world. I also think for me have been a really honor to participe in Tommy's War adventure. All the best Darren!!!

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Very nice indeed. I like the work on the face..... :) :)

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Much apreciated your comments and graphic aportation! I can to rework shorts using these great photos. I used as reference a plate from Warrior title, 'Gebirsjager'. About the coat's neck, it's open, not closed, maybe the poor quality of the photos is the problem, in hand this detail is clear...