Captain Gaetan Joseph Prosper – adc of Bessières Pegaso Models

[Edorta]

New figure from Pegaso Models in 54 mm, Captain Gaetan Joseph Prosper César de Laville de Villa-Stellone – adc of Bessières
Resin and Metal 770 grs. Sculpture Richard Galicek. Painting Gustavo Gil.

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[The Riveteer]

Dear Pegaso
Lovely figure, but - We don't want the bases! - they only serve to make the figure too expensive for most of us, and you could always sell them separately for those who do want them.
Every model show I have ever been to has had at least one dealer selling bases at very reasonable cost.
Or is it just me?

David

 

[MCPWilk]

Very nice, but would be better in 90mm. However Pegaso 90mm mounted figures are very pricey............. as it is £95 for the above 54mm mounted figure is also excessive, with or without the base.

Mike

 

[Nap]

Good to see a Pegaso release , can’t go wrong with a Napoleonic subject

Lovely artwork on this piece

Personally I think the base is a nice touch particularly the shield but there should be a option to include when purchasing

Nap

 

[OldTaff]

Great sculpting and production, but silly money

Alan

 

[Pilgrim53]

Too expensive for me I'm afraid; especially as Metal Modeles mounted figures are 2/3 the price.

 

[MCPWilk]

Without wishing to condone the practice, I wouldn't be surprised if recasts became available at a fraction of the price in the near future.......................... which could be avoided with more 'sensible' pricing, and yes, I do understand the economic side of producing a figure from the sculpting of the master, through to moulding, casting and selling.

Mike

 

[fogie]

Clearly most of us are speaking with the same voice here....nice figure but hardly
ninety-five quid's worth of nice !

Mike

 

[Paul Walker]

A new figure of Pegaso, which has been included with a base. With or without a base, the figure is very ordinary, nothing spectacular, but above all with an excessive price. This way, they won't regain the customers who have already left. There are other brands in the market - few, it's true - that are offering consistency, a variety of themes, and quality in horse figures, both in design and casting, surpassing this new release. Specifically, El Taller-Hobbyart from Spain comes to mind.

 

[Steve Edwards]

I agree with all the comments. That sort of pricing makes you think twice before buying. And then you don't buy...

I just bought the 3 new Chronos horse figures for about the same money. You can easily rationalise spending 100 quid on your hobby by saying that painting a horse figure will provide you with hours and hours of absorbing pleasure. And that compared with say, yachting or motor racing, our hobby is cheap. But you know it's overpriced. And you don't want the wooden base.

Mind you, it's a nice figure. I am tempted.