Favorite Sculptors?

[MCPWilk]

Sid Horton, David Grieve, Richard Almond, Ray Lamb, Pete Morton, Maurice Corry, Carl Reid &c., &c. (plus a host of others whose names escape me).

Mike

 

[Helm]

Julian Bennasi (sp?) Another sadly missed sculptor not the greatest technically perhaps but like Carl Reid his sculpts look like real people not fashion models

 

[ChaosCossack]

Anders Heintz, I saw his stuff in the flesh in Chicago last week and was blown away

 

[mcsnead17]

Tre Manor,Tim Meier,Jeff Grace,Raul Garica Letorre,Mike Blanc and others too many to write ok.

 

[mcsnead17]

well everything is coming so far I got the lamp from Daylight all I have to do is wait for table and chair then I am finished unless someone can tell what is missing ?

 

[chailey]

What ever happened to Julian Hullis, he produced some really memorable pieces for Post Militaire , (remember his Mongol warrior 'Watching the steppes?)

 

[zane666]

well everything is coming so far I got the lamp from Daylight all I have to do is wait for table and chair then I am finished unless someone can tell what is missing ?

I think you have jumped threads!!

 

[mcsnead17]

yes thank you I think my mind is on overdrive again sorry about that I hope this does not happen again .

 

[Trex]

Julian Bennasi (sp?) Another sadly missed sculptor not the greatest technically perhaps but like Carl Reid his sculpts look like real people not fashion models

Agree, I have one of his sculpts and the quality is amazing even with today's standards.
I put some pictures of it here.

 

[chailey]

When you reach a certain age you may find it happens ever more frequently...........

 

[Ray Stout]

For me, nobody caught the "essence" of a figure like Keith Durham. his New Hope Design Mongol oozed the part when most of the hobby were just producing not much more than Britains Toy Soldiers. He was the first to have his figures produced by Ray Lamb, and you had to be near perfect for that to happen. Bill Horan's pretty good too. Ray

 

[balder]

My favourite would be Quang Lee of Pilipili. Excellent 120 mm kits.
Gerald

 

[Ventress]

I think all my favourites have been covered. Although Brian Nelson seems not to have been mentioned, great.

 

[garyhiggins]

Certainly deserving of a place here and as yet unmentioned, Shep Paine!

 

[Nap]

Gary,


So many great sculpting name all inspirationl in work


Forgot one though some bloke called Gary Higgins...he does some lovely work full of character and lovely details...especially like the British grenadier I admired so much at this years FW

Nap

 

[garyhiggins]

Perhaps one day.

 

[garyhiggins]

Thank you Kev, I bet you thought I'd forgotten,but I've just finished sorting out what was wrong with that grenadier figure (and casting it) soo...........

 

[Nap]

Forgot what Gary ??....


Oh and by the way you can paint rather well as well ...

Nap

 

[Mat Lambert]

Many of my favourites are above already (Bruno Leibovitz, Mauritzo Bruno, MauricecCorry, Raoul Garcia Latorre and many others) but I couldn't see Jeff Shui who surely deserves a mention.
Cheers
Mat

 

[pmfs]

Hi!

So many good artists around the world that is difficult choose only one.
I like Teasung, Vladimir Demchenko, Menelay, Bruno Leibovitz, Adriano Laruccia, Latorre, Mike Good, Young, Antonio Meseguer, Ebroin, Roger Saunders, Sang Eon Lee, Anders Heintz, Antonio Zapatero and so many others...

cheers