Completed Gassed - Mustard gas casualties of the 55th West Lancashire

[Dan Morton]

Re: Gassed - Mustard casualties of the 55th West Lancashire

Thanks Terry!!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Re: Gassed - Mustard casualties of the 55th West Lancashire

18 months!!

Wow, great results, lot of personalities in there, varying the heights, the balance (something I had to recheck after reading the others comments)


Great results.

Cheers

 

[Dan Morton]

Re: Gassed - Mustard casualties of the 55th West Lancashire

Cheers Jamie!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Ventress]

Great job, any chance they may come out commercially?

 

[Dan Morton]

Rob - Probably the best compliment of all, but sorry no - they're a one off. I don't think it would be commercially viable anyway - $35 or $40 a figure x 8 figures plus a $10 road strip base. Nonetheless - many thanks for asking!

Would you be interested in purchasing it when painted?

I'm not a figure collector - I just like makin' em.

All the best,
Dan

 

[TWOMOONS]

Re: Gassed - Mustard casualties of the 55th West Lancashire

Excellent Dan. Very evocative piece as my great-grandfather was gassed, though he did survive he was ill until his death in the 1920s. I've always found these old photos very emotive and you've bought this one into 3D very well indeed.

Made me think of the same thing. Beautifuuly done, with superb detailing.
My grandfather was gassed also...he made it until the mid forties, but suffered terribly with lung problems all his life.

 

[Dan Morton]

Phil -

Many thanks! Yes - most gas casualties did not get off very lightly. I believe I remember reading that the incidence of lung cancer among the gas casualties was later found to be very high.

I think all war gases and biologicals are an abomination.

Dan