Don cossack artillery, 1812.

[svt]

Hello everyone.
I present my next sculpture on the theme of the artillery of the Don Cossacks during the Napoleonic Wars.
Now it is a leader - a driver of the 1st or 2nd ammunition box (No. 11 or No. 12 gun crew, respectively) of the horse artillery company of the Don Cossack Host. Russia, 1808-1816.

Scale 1/30
Polymer clay, epoxy putty, 3D modeling.
Enjoy watching.

 

[Briggsy]

Beautiful job, a very natural relaxed pose, love it.

Cheers Simon

 

[Nap]

Hi svt

Great to see what you’ve been up to

A fine piece full of details , love the obvious excellent research you would have done ....really pays off so well

As Mr Briggsy says a very natural relaxed pose

Appreciate you sharing

Looking forward to seeing more

Have fun with the next piece/ project

Nap

 

[Vital]

Excellent continuation of the topic. The horse is also the author's - not 3D?

 

[svt]

Thank you all!

The horse is also the author's - not 3D?

Yes, the horse is not a 3D model. Only the hooves were made by me in 3D, after which I made matrices (press forms) from the printed hooves with epoxy putty, in which I made copies from polymer clay, which I used in the process of sculpting the horse.

 

[Briggsy]

Really like the hooves, not easy to carve into a Historex horse or other in that scale.

Simon

 

[Vital]

An interesting approach. Animalism is a serious matter. Congratulations!

 

[Ferris]

Loving the sharpness and cleanliness of your work. Pose is excellent as well!

Adrian