Search results

Hello all! :) Here is Pioneer of Bavarian line infantry, In 1812 campaign. Material: Magic Sculp Scale: 54mm The idea was to make not high, broad man, in a pose speaking: " If something wrong - I'll let them have it!" And here is one painted by Konstantin Sudin as pioneer of the...

Thank you all for so many kind words :) ! Dan, your suggestion is interesting, and I was thinking about navy press gangs, but decided to stay with the army, because I didn't found any information about navy uniform on that period, it seems sailors didn't have any. Speaking of uniform -...

And finally private, who is putting Shilling in his tankard Here is how they looks together They still need many finishing touches - it seems to me that their boots are too massive for example. But first of all I need to decide - to make them as a kit or not. What do you think, is...

Hello, I have here a scene of dirty trick, which recruiting teams sometimes used in XVIII-th century. It's 54 mm, not finished yet, but I'm still need your opinion. I've started with central figure of drunk guy Then it's a sergeant of 10-th regiment of foot (c. 1742), who is holding the...

Thanks Guy, but I don't have opportunity to print it in time. But still I will arrange my name under my face ;)

Hi Roc, Personally I will not paint it. But still I hope we will see it well painted ;) .

Hi Luca, It seems we think in one direction :) . I've thought to add mortar under it also.

I've already showed him here once. I just want him standing here on the bench, so he would not get lost.

So that's when the show begins!!! I'll be there around, are strangers without badges welcomed?

Thanks for comments. Peter, about horse it is very interesting idea. It would look very funny. But I want him on the base, which help more emphasise the flight on a cannon ball. Ernst

Here is another character from old literature. It was ordered to me as souvenir, and cast in bronze, size is 54mm. I plan to add him some laces and shoulder knot, fix some problems, paint, and put him on another base. Any suggestions about base are welcomed.

I've voted "ALMOST ALWAYS". I do not paint usually and when sculpting always trying to be historically as accurate as possible, but when I'm buying figure, I do it to learn from a sculptor who made it. Ernst

Thank you all for the kind words. Gary, it is commercial piece. For now it was issued in painted limited addition. If you really interested in buying this figure, let me know. I will ask manufacturer if it is available as a kit. Ernst

Hello guys! Here is something not absolutely military, I've made in the beginning of the summer. Size is - 54 mm. He was made after the famous illustration look here

Thank you, Gary! 18th century is one of my favorites too. Behind the firing line, you can see my unfinished project - the mounted officer of the same regiment. It was painted in a hurry, just to appear in a frame. Anyone who'd like to have this musketeer, just send me a PM or e-mail ;)

Thank you for the kind words! This guy was made just to form that firing line, to decorate an interior in the feature film scene. Though his pose is simple, I was surprised how hard it is to make it look right.

One painted by me and many painted by Max Pavlov

Hello everyone! Let me show something too. It's Prussian musketeer of Seven Years War, of 34th regiment, 54 mm.

Sorry, Jacek, but I've noticed one more mistake... The ear is too low,... seems to me.

Really interesting. Face is recognizable already, may be nose is too wide. But pay attention to the chest. It seems too narrow. ;)