Germanic Tribe Chieftain, Migration period

[Ryan_bg]

Hi all,
I would like to present to your attention my last figure
Germanic Chieftain, Migration period
Produced in 54mm and 75mm
Price for 54mm- 20 euro plus shipping
Price for 75mm- 30 euro plus shipping
For orders and questions- personal message or
email:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Facebook:
[COLOR=var(--blue-link)]https://www.facebook.com/georgi.stamov.71[/COLOR]
Last call to order the figure until Friday this week. It will then be available in mid-October during the SMC show in the Netherlands.

 

[Oda]

I have made no secret of my love for the works of Georgi.Starting from the time he sculpted manually and cast his own figures it was obvious that his talent was great and his attention to his work unparalleled.Since then I have acquired all of his historical pieces (three of them are on my bench as I write these lines)and I have been witnessing the blooming of a consumate artist to the level of a true master.The amount of detailing Georgi is incorporating in his works and the crispness in which these details manifest themselves on the finished figure are mindblowing.Sometimes,as I paint his miniatures, I have to bring them close to my optivisor just to make sure that I have not blocked some fine detail with my colours.To all this one must add the fact that Georgi produces all of his figures with the texturing of the different surfaces already on.He prints his miniatures and thus he achieves an almost perfect fit of the parts.I would not be exaggerating if I was to say that his works are almost perfect ("almost" because perfection,as Salvador Dali has remarked,is unattainable by mortals).I have great hopes that if life does not get in the way and Georgi continues to work,very soon he will be ranking among the best of the best alongside Nello Rivieccio and Vladimir Sychev as a 3D sculptor.
If any of the above sounds exaggerating or far fetched,just buy the above German (in any scale you like) put it under a good light source and look closely,the fittings of his belt,the facial expression the various textures.
I for my part will remain a devoted fan of his works and will keep on painting some of the best miniatures I have ever seen,coming from his talented hands.
Georgi,Kudos to you mate.Do not ever give up.This is your calling in life,for that I am certain by now.

Oda.

 

[Nap]

Hi Georgi

I reckon Aris said it all , you’ve come on so quick and learnt so much , this figures a perfect example

It’s good to see you sharing the sculpting and pieces to the PF community

Look forward to seeing more...maybe a bust ?

Thanks for sharing

Have fun @ the bench

Nap

 

[Ryan_bg]

I have made no secret of my love for the works of Georgi.Starting from the time he sculpted manually and cast his own figures it was obvious that his talent was great and his attention to his work unparalleled.Since then I have acquired all of his historical pieces (three of them are on my bench as I write these lines)and I have been witnessing the blooming of a consumate artist to the level of a true master.The amount of detailing Georgi is incorporating in his works and the crispness in which these details manifest themselves on the finished figure are mindblowing.Sometimes,as I paint his miniatures, I have to bring them close to my optivisor just to make sure that I have not blocked some fine detail with my colours.To all this one must add the fact that Georgi produces all of his figures with the texturing of the different surfaces already on.He prints his miniatures and thus he achieves an almost perfect fit of the parts.I would not be exaggerating if I was to say that his works are almost perfect ("almost" because perfection,as Salvador Dali has remarked,is unattainable by mortals).I have great hopes that if life does not get in the way and Georgi continues to work,very soon he will be ranking among the best of the best alongside Nello Rivieccio and Vladimir Sychev as a 3D sculptor.
If any of the above sounds exaggerating or far fetched,just buy the above German (in any scale you like) put it under a good light source and look closely,the fittings of his belt,the facial expression the various textures.
I for my part will remain a devoted fan of his works and will keep on painting some of the best miniatures I have ever seen,coming from his talented hands.
Georgi,Kudos to you mate.Do not ever give up.This is your calling in life,for that I am certain by now.

Oda.

This is one of those moments in life when we can't say anything, but just Thank You!
It is precisely because of such moments that we live and create, not because of money but because of words like these, because of human gratitude.
With our hobby, we create bridges of friendship and humanity all over the world.
Thank you, my friend Aris, for the kind words! Because of words like yours, me and people like me continue to create.
Georgi

 

[Ryan_bg]

Hi Georgi

I reckon Aris said it all , you’ve come on so quick and learnt so much , this figures a perfect example

It’s good to see you sharing the sculpting and pieces to the PF community

Look forward to seeing more...maybe a bust ?

Thanks for sharing

Have fun @ the bench

Nap

Thank you for your always kind words, Nap!
Yes, I will see, why not a bust?!

Georgi