Robert Jan de Wit
A Fixture
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- Feb 16, 2008
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Hello everyone,
Here is my new figure sculpt.
It depicts a BEF soldier about to be shot at dawn by a british execution squad. In WWI the british Army executed 346 of his soldiers for various reasons like desertion,mutiny, murder and cowardice.
In 1998 the former british defense minister John Reid declared that : “the unlucky, the shellshocked and the rogues alike were all victims of war”
The title is from the Rudyard Kipling poem:
The Coward
I could not look on Death,
which being known,
Men led me to him,
blindfold and alone
Rudyard Kipling, 1918
Hands and head are Hornet.
Shoes are from Tamiya
Torso and pelvis are from Helo Miniatures
Materials are MagicSculpt, Duro , metal wire and sheet metal.
The figure still has to get his belt buckle and the belt needs some reworking
Thanks for looking, comments are very welcome.
Greetings from the Netherlands,
Robert Jan
Here is my new figure sculpt.
It depicts a BEF soldier about to be shot at dawn by a british execution squad. In WWI the british Army executed 346 of his soldiers for various reasons like desertion,mutiny, murder and cowardice.
In 1998 the former british defense minister John Reid declared that : “the unlucky, the shellshocked and the rogues alike were all victims of war”
The title is from the Rudyard Kipling poem:
The Coward
I could not look on Death,
which being known,
Men led me to him,
blindfold and alone
Rudyard Kipling, 1918
Hands and head are Hornet.
Shoes are from Tamiya
Torso and pelvis are from Helo Miniatures
Materials are MagicSculpt, Duro , metal wire and sheet metal.
The figure still has to get his belt buckle and the belt needs some reworking
Thanks for looking, comments are very welcome.
Greetings from the Netherlands,
Robert Jan