Japanese Cavalry Officer, Manchuria 1904

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Vince,

That's a beautifully done piece of a neglected era of Japanese military history (y) . I'd be interested in seeing some of your samurai. Do you have anything up in a gallery?
 
Thanks and yes, this will be one of the next releases of Alpha Image.


Yesssss! (y) (y) (y)


...That's a figure from a VERY interesting period in history which is somewhat neglected. This was the first time a "Western" or "European" power was defeated by a "non-european" country. You could say that it was in some respects the beginning of a new era.
 
Hi Mike,

Thanks for your comment. I haven't start the samurai project as I haven't decided to do which one yet, most probably Sakaibara Yasumasa or Shibata Katsuie. Though I was brought up in a place heavily influenced by Japanese culture ( Hong Kong ) and can be able to draw convincing samurai pictures when I was a kid :) ( seen a lot of samurai movies ) , sculpting one is a totally different ball game. I had spent a lot of time in the last three years gathering materials and should be able to start the project very soon.

If you are interested in seeing my works, you can check out my web site at : http://www.alphaimagemodelworkshop.com

vince
 
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