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great pics, the waist looks a little low on the sculpt to me.

thanks everyone, I made the shell first, let it harden and then did the detailing in 4 parts (front/sides/back/ rims etc) so didn't have any problems.

Hey everyone, Here's some pics of my last two busts for Michael's Miniatures. The first is of George I and the 2nd is a Gentleman at Arms - The Queens bodyguards. Sorry for the wonky halbred head -bluetacked cheers

Hi Mike, sorry I've already put him up here,

looks great, shoes a bit big though?

thanks everyone :)

Hi everyone, Here's my next 1/10 bust -George V of Hanover all C&C's welcome

thanks everyone:) he was a challenge! (but fun)

thanks Gordy, No just filed and textured with a scalpel/pliers etc. The arms are based on alum tubes regards

Hi everyone, Here's my latest 1/10 bust for Michael's miniatures. He is the Earl of Stafford based on a painting in the Cramer museum. thanks

wow really nice Yury,

Hi Steve, No this is just a personal project, when I'm finished I'll put him up on my site for sale and contact a few possible buyers. thanks

thanks Gordy, I've got a tiny wire brush I made out of copper electrical wire and a brass tube, to make the stubble I sort of dug in and flicked the polymer clay lightly. regards

Hi, thanks for the comments, I just prefer sculpting headgear sep I suppose :) , its a natural break and as the shako as a few fragile bits on it will make casting a little easier. I'd also thought about making another soldier with the same shako. A choice of headgear would be easy...

next lot, the shako is seperate, thanks

Its easy to sort out their real scale, how high are their heads? (from chin to top of head)

Hey everyone, Here's some wip pics of a 1/6 bust I've just started, I'll update the thread as I go cheers

thanks everyone "Can we have some legs, his sabre/sabretache and the rest of his arms please?!":)

Really nice work, could you briefly describe how you did the hair? thanks

Thanks Steven, I was amazed at how much variation their uniforms went through. This one is from 1837-40 I'm looking forward to seeing some paint on him.