Bust Of A Bavarian Curassier 1870. 1/10

[Fex]

WIP. The bust isn't ready, many fine details should be made still

These are the last photos in this subject, the Customer asked not to show to release of the photo of completely ready figure.

 

[Kisifer]

He will be a very happy customer for sure.

Xenofon

 

[Fex]

The customer allowed to show photos of final option of a bust.) Thanks.

 

[Filipe]

Great work, Andrey!

 

[Waterman]

I think this figure is superb now that it is finished. Very well done to a sculptor who obviously knows what it is all about.

 

[Kisifer]

Simply fantastic. Lovely work.

Xenofon

 

[Waterman]

One point of curiosity. What is the metal spike hanging on the strap under his right arm?

 

[Fex]

I don't know purpose of this subject of ammunition, but all types of the Bavarian cavalry have it. Possibly it is a ramrod. There are many drawings where there is this detail

 

[Filipe]

Hey, you, manufacturer company who ordered this bust!

If the price will be on the market average, i want one of the first copies! I do not care about boxart, etc. Just copy it and sell it to me!

And i mean business!!

 

[Fex]

I now complete fine details and I correct, in the next few days I will send to the customer, I think that at the end of the month there will be a release. But, I can't tell surely it.

 

[Waterman]

It has just come to me what the metal spike on the Bavarian Curassier is for. I think it is hammered into the vent hole of the enemies guns so as to render them useless and unabled to be fired. Hence the old saying, To Spike his Guns. I believe all Cavelrymen carried them. Unless of course anyone out there knows different.