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I purchased this from SK (fast response and pleasant communication). It's my first resin figure and the detail is phenomenal! If I can end up doing it justice, I'll certainly try another of these.

Great job and a really cool figure. I just looked up JMD and they have some really intriguing pieces.

Spectacular work and even more so in that scale!

Have you tried it with the lighting coming from the fireplace only? I'll bet that would really look slick.

Wow! That looks fantastic! Can the same level of detail exist at both offered scales?

Nice job! Love the texture on the hat!

Looks pretty darned good to me. You took a chance that I'd be afraid to try and now have something unique!

I think it looks fine. The "chalky" look may actually make it look more realistic for the time. I doubt the shields weren't professionally painted.

Seeing the 3D printing taking over from hand sculpting, I wonder if some day the 3D print will include color. Then the fun will really be gone.

The red background evokes thoughts of a burning forest (The Wilderness?) or town in the background.

Really lovely work!

I used to make my own, and now that I'm getting back to painting after 20 years away and finding it hard to find bases, I see why I ended up doing that. Most of the figures I have to work on need only 1.5" cubes and I prefer not having trim at the bottom. Amazon has listings for hardwood turning...

Thanks for the responses! I like the charm of the small 54s and have never done a figure larger than that. I think these are 70mm and that doesn't seem to be that much bigger and since I've always admired Mike Blank's work, I thought I might give this a try.

Does anyone know who might be the maker of this figure? I think it was titled "Danish Cuirassier - 1719".

What paint type are you using?

Nice figure indeed. Lots on the web on this outfit. https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/463237511650413523/visual-search/?x=16&y=16&w=414&h=648.6425702811246&surfaceType=flashlight

I couldn't sleep last night trying to fight off the urge to add something to the figure at this late stage but when morning came I decided to go for it. Since there's not a lot of doodads in the sea of black clothing, I thought that the back especially needed more stuff going on. After...

That's a great figure choice to start your bust journey and your "sketched" face is fantastic. Looking forward to seeing the progress.

I'd be interested in this if only to see how the sea was created. I have a project I'd like to do that has rough sea as a major element. Does the book go into detail on the creation of the water?

Thanks. The video was indeed helpful.