HistoricArt y Nocturna

[Pedro Molina]

En primer lugar, un busto a cargo del escultor Jonatan Monerris. Originalmente es un busto vikingo, aunque finalmente se ha pintado de manera que encaje con varias épocas o con fantasía.
La figura trae la ocpión del protector nasal.
Las dos versiones de pintura corresponden a Fernando Ruiz y Jesús Martín.

La siguiente figura es de 70 mm y es una versión interpretativa muy personal del personaje de Miguel de Cervantes don Quijote de la Mancha. La figura está modelada por Alfonso Gozalo y pintada por Jesús Martín.

 

[housecarl]

Both excellent sculpts, but Don Quijote has to be my favourite.
Carl.

 

[Patrick Kamsma]

I like the Don Quijote figure.
My favourite too.

 

[Michael Tse]

Two cracking releases. Both have such sweet characterisation. Naturally Don Quijote is the more preferred one.

 

[gordy]

Nice pieces , excellent sculpting and painting 2011 is off to a great start!

 

[DaveCox]

Both great looking figures - but then I'm a fan of Nocturna's work.

 

[closerlookbooks]

I love the Don Quixote figure, in particular, a figure from literature.

 

[Sergey Popovichenko]

Wonderful miniatures!! I liked very!

 

[Black Berny]

Don Quijote is my favorite.

Just a short question: Will be Sancho Pansa, the horse and the donkey also be available?

Then this group would be a must have for me.

 

[megroot]

Awesome work.
Don Quichote is far my favorite.

marc

 

[Einion]

The Don Quixote figure looks great in Jesús Martín's paintjob.

The bust is very attractively painted but I have to say it's one of the most lumpish I've ever seen, almost like it was formed deliberately to cast in a one-piece mould with the minimum of problems. The way it's done is just such a cop-out, which is a shame because the good parts (face, beard texture, details of the helmet) are really nicely done.

Einion