'A job to be proud of'

[denducky]

hello

this my latest figure, i did it on my hollyday at normandy, we had 4 day's bad weather, so what must i do, visiting a museum.
yes i did, and i saw a lot.
so at one evening i was converting the mannequin from JMD
put everything in place and up to work.
the wheel is from historex with a little conversion
the rest is scratch build with super sculpey and plastic card, the smid is with MS, green stuff and millyput
so enjoy

greeting duck

 

[Black Army]

Please resize the picture! We can nothing see.

Thanks!

 

[pmfs]

Hello,

I think its absoluting fantastic, but you have to resize the photo.

 

[garyjd]

I agree. Here's a smaller pic. ~Gary

 

[ookami]

Great work, i like the face a lot and the idea is greath too.

 

[denducky]

sorry guy's i did see it also, but i did buy a new camera.
the old one i know how to use it
so for my next post , i will resize it

thanks gary for doing it i my place, (how did you do it?)

greeting duck

 

[Dan Morton]

Iieven - What a great idea for a figure! Very well done - a lot of turn-of-the-century character in that face.

All the best,
Dan

 

[megroot]

Great sculpture.
But what is he holding in his right hand, when the hammer is on the anvil.

Marc

 

[denducky]

thanks for the comment
Marc he is holding his apron, just like you would do if you have done something very well
gr duck

 

[davidmitchell]

Very nice Idea and very well sculpted.

Cheers David

 

[mil-mart]

Lieven, I really like this one , great sculpting and very original. Are you going to try and complete it for Euro.

Cheers Ken

 

[denducky]

sorry ken
i have no hand for painting figures, i let all my figures in white paint
perhaps, one day i will give it a shot.
but not now
i'm very critical
greeting duck

 

[Marcel]

Great looking sculpture Lieven!

regards,
Marcel.

 

[je_touche]

sorry ken
i have no hand for painting figures, i let all my figures in white paint
perhaps, one day i will give it a shot.
but not now
i'm very critical
greeting duck

That is a great pity. Maybe you could find a good painter willing to try his hands on your sculpts. There are examples of very successful co-operation along those lines.