WIP Chevau-Léger-Lancier en 1812 en 180 mm

[Caprikorne]

Bonjour ,

Chevau-légers Lancier du 3ème, régiment créé le 18 juin 1811.

Projet réalisé par Louis-michel Martinez (INKERMANN) d'après un tableau de Charles SCHREYVOGEL en 1899 "Sauver son BUCKIE".

Le porte-aigle de l'illustration est de RIGO et le trompette est de Roger FORTHOFFER.

La position du bras droit du trompette sauvant l'Aigle n'était pas logique. Mon épouse me l'avait dit mais je ne me voyais pas tout casser. Hier, Jacky m'a fait la même réflexion, j'ai donc coupé l'épaule. J'en ai profité pour modifier son bras gauche car il n'était pas logique que celui-ci ne touche pas le dos du Porte-Aigle. C'est comme çà la figurine, il faut accepter le fait que l'on ne voit pas toujours les anomalies d'un projet que l'on a devant soi !

C’est du 1/10, pièce unique.

A+ Serge

 

[Caprikorne]

Hello,

Light horse Lancer of the 3rd, regiment created on June 18, 1811.

Project carried out by Louis-Michel Martinez (INKERMANN) after a painting by Charles SCHREYVOGEL in 1899 "Save your BUCKIE".

The eagle bearer in the illustration is by RIGO and the trumpeter is by Roger FORTHOFFER.

The position of the right arm of the trumpeter saving the Eagle was not logical. My wife had told me so but I did not see myself breaking everything. Yesterday, Jacky made the same comment to me, so I cut off the shoulder. I took the opportunity to modify his left arm because it was not logical that it did not touch the back of the Eagle Bearer. That's how the figurine is, you have to accept the fact that you don't always see the anomalies of a project that you have in front of you!

It's 1/10, unique piece.

A+ Serge

 

[Briggsy]

I have seen this on FB from time to time and it looks really superb. I agree regarding the arm not gripping the other figure, makes sense if he is hauling him onto the horse.

Cheers Simon

 

[Malkie]

An interesting and challenging project bought to a pleasing and successful conclusion.

Malkie

 

[Nap]

Hi Serge

Great to see you posting , fine conversion sculpting work on a very distinctive piece

Love the movement on the horse and the rider

Looking forward to seeing more on this

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[Steve Ski]

Very dynamic subject, excellent!