WIP Cesar & Cleopatra EMI 54 mm

[milten2004]

This is my WIP. Cesar & Cleopatra from EMI. Very hard box to find. Special thanks to Kiwi NZ. So far I finished a base, a little Egyptian and a casket. I hope you like it. Critics are welcomed.

 

[brian]

Looking good mate.I had this one many moons ago,but i ended up painting Cesar and selling it .I still have Cleopatra and the wee boy.Thia was a classic when it first come out.

 

[Sergei]

EMI produced many nice kits, including this one. The marble floor looks excellent. Will be following with great interest.

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Wonderful to see you painting this up Djordje!
As Brian said an absolute classic & was saddened to see it go. :-(
However made easier by knowing it went to a fellow modeller who will appreciate it.
Well done on first steps & please continue to share your progress here with us mate.
MikeTheKiwi

 

[Nap]

Hi there Djordie

Great to see what's on your bench

That's a big base for sure do like the painting of the slabs

Nice start on the figures as well

Will you fill the casket with anything ?

Following this

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[MCPWilk]

Looks good so far. His name was Gaius Julius Caesar, not Cesar!

Mike

 

[milten2004]

Looks good so far. His name was Gaius Julius Caesar, not Cesar!

Mike

Agree. In my country we write it "Cesar" so that`s were mistake come from.

 

[milten2004]

Hi there Djordie

Great to see what's on your bench

That's a big base for sure do like the painting of the slabs

Nice start on the figures as well

Will you fill the casket with anything ?

Following this

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap

Thank you Nap.

There is a number of perfume bottles in the kit. I will probably put some in the casket.

 

[milten2004]

EMI produced many nice kits, including this one. The marble floor looks excellent. Will be following with great interest.

Thank you Sergei

 

[oldtrousers]

Nice work so far on a classic set, Djordie!

Scott

 

[brian]

Looks good so far. His name was Gaius Julius Caesar, not Cesar!

Mike

I stand corrected