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Those are ver good looking figures. They show the limitations of classic casting to reproduce some 3D designs.

It has been a long time without put anything in the forum. This one is my latest figure. Sculpture and painting by me, now in the TFB Miniatures catalogue.

Here is the cane I used for this gentleman:

Very interesting as usual.

But this was a Spanish soldier in America, Virreinato del Río de la Plata. They repelled British invasion attempts twice, in 1806 and 1807. Daniel is making a great collection on this subject.

Very interesting subject. ¡Gracias por elegir una de mis esculturas, pero le falta la punta de la nariz! ;)

The Comander in Chief, General Castaños, wore the Africa Regiment uniform as it was his old regiment in the War against Convention (1793).

The final pics of my latest sculpture: Officer, 42nd Highlanders, 1760.

New Year, new packaging! And at the same price ;)

¡Un abrazo, Fabrizio!

Thanks everyone for comment. Some more progresses:

Brilliant piece of sculpting!

And these are the latest pics by the moment: From then I have completed the kilt sculpting that was worrying me, as it affects to the position of the equipment. That will be the next installment.

Well Ian has put some pics, but I will complete the SBS to the end: I am using as guide for the uniform an illustration by Gerry Embleton based on this picture:

Hello everyone. This Black Friday we have more than a 30% discount on our figures. Check our catalogue.

I am now sculpting a 75 mm. figure. As usual, using Magic Sculpt. These are the first stages, fixing the anatomy and the pose:

Less than a week for Black Friday! Check out our catalogue: http://www.miniaturasfortes.com/ We will get 75 mm. figures for 28 € or less, and our 1/35 figures for 11 €.

Thanks Keith! This is teh original, but be sure that the copies wil be sharp in detail. :)

Thanks Paul!

Thanks Ian! I hope so. (y) Diego