Completed Blackjack.

[Mortimer]

Hello Friends!

I´m glad to show you my first figure for a new company: SCALE75. This is a gun fighter from far west. It´s based on the main character of a well known videogame. I´ve sculpted some other figures of this genere in past and I´ve enjoied to be back again in the wild west.
It´s been sculpted with epoxy clay, Milliput and it is 3 inches tall.

I hope you like it.

 

[housecarl]

You are rather good at this.
Carl.

 

[gordy]

Outstanding work Alfonso! Thanks for sharing the unpainted piece!

I really like the work on the duster

 

[ookami]

impresive as always, great and clean work.

 

[martinmack]

beautiful work, everything about it looks just right....

 

[megroot]

fabulous sculptwork.

Marc

 

[FigureLover]

Hi Alfonso,
I love what you have done here, so much fine detail, such as the wind blown cape and the scar on his face. The painted piece is awesome.
Ben

 

[bonehead]

Fantastic sculpt! This is a great fantasy figure....

Kudos!

 

[gordy]

Fantastic sculpt! This is a great fantasy figure....

Kudos!

The character is from "Call of Jaurez" (an XBox video game)

I'd say "fictional" down to semantics – these genre's are going to need redefining

Fantasy.. warlocks, unicorns, elves , etc..

 

[igorkordyukov]

Elegant sculpture! Congratulations!

 

[bonehead]

The character is from "Call of Jaurez" (an XBox video game)

I'd say "fictional" down to semantics – these genre's are going to need redefining

Fantasy.. warlocks, unicorns, elves , etc..

Gordy,

Forgive me if i am wrong, but isn't fiction a fantasy?

Either way, it is still an outstanding sculpt!

Mike

 

[gordy]

Gordy,

Forgive me if i am wrong, but isn't fiction a fantasy?

Either way, it is still an outstanding sculpt!

Mike

It is ! But... I'm not talking about your use of the term 'fantasy' a few posts up — it has been used elsewhere, and I'm taking this opportunity to open the discussion and I value your open input.

I think though, it would behoove us miniaturists to set forth new definitions.

The term 'fantasy' has been bandied about as a pejorative to discredit a variant of something historical. Fictional or artistic license flare on a great looking piece outwardly dismissed as 'fantasy' should not at all diminish the quality, presence or beauty of a piece by historical correctness.

More apropos, I say, fantasy, sci-fi, etc. would be sub-genres of fiction, like a bookstore or library: fiction and non-fiction.