Chief Bandsman

[slaj]

Ok guys this is my first posting here apart from a few pics in the gallery. Just wanted to show you my latest project. It's a chief bandsman stationed in San Domingo in 1802. He was a pole and went by the name of Josef Czernesky. Your views are always very wellcome.

Stephen Mallia

 

[gordy]

fascintating! looks beautiful

 

[garyjd]

Stephen, Fine job thus far. I'm familiar with the uniform and he's going to make an attractive figure.~Gary

 

[Joe Hudson]

Stephen,

I look forward to seeing more on this fellow. I like what you have done so far.

Joe

 

[John Long]

Looks good Stephen. Is it for production?

 

[MSzwarc]

Terrific, Stephen! What's the scale?

Mike

 

[LCoote]

Beautiful work Stephen, hope to see some more pics.

Leigh

 

[slaj]

Thanks guys for your response. I'm afraid , John, that this one is a one of and it's in 54mm or more like 60mm. Thing is that lately I've been using a mannequin that I myself sculpted for an Italian firm and that went into production not long ago. That helps to keep the size pretty standard. I will definately post more pics as I progress.

Stephen

 

[Guy]

It looks beautiful Stephen, I am anxious to see the next step. What else do you have for us to look forward to and drool over?

Guy

 

[slaj]

Hi Guy. Glad you like it. At the moment my workbench is occupied only by this little guy . I will post new pics soon though. Thing is that I don't like to have too many projects on the workbench because I like to concentrate on one thing at a time . Even if I'm pressed by time having to do a master or other commissions. What I do is I prepare my successive projects on paper like sketches and research and leave them there for when there time comes. When that happens I have a lot of work already done. BTW most of my research etc is done at work so don't tell my boss. In this manner I can give the piece at hand my full 100% of concentration. It works for me anyway!!

Stephen

 

[Hardy]

Great work.