Le Cimier

[Roc]

Hussar Soldier.
Item - ND2.
180mm, resin.
Sculpted by N. Dransfield.





Hussard Trumpeter
Item - ND3.
180mm, resin.
Sculpted by N. Dransfield.



Hussar Soldier.
Item - ND4.
180mm, resin.
Sculpted by N. Dransfield.



Hussard Trumpeter
Item - ND5.
180mm, resin.
Sculpted by N. Dransfield.



http://www.lecimier.com/product_info.php?products_id=1072


Cheers
Roc

 

[vergilius]

a bit too big for me but they look very good !
should I go big?

 

[Johan]

should I go big?

Is your question purely rhetoric ? Or does it refer to any doubts you might have about more practical matters, such as lack of space ?

... Too big or not too big, that is the question

 

[vergilius]

I'm just afraid not to be able to paint all those details.
To be able or not to be able that's the next question

 

[tonydawe]

Come on Vergilius, give the larger scale figures a go. If you can paint small scale you can paint larger scales - you just need a bit more paint.

You'll never know unless you try.

Cheers

 

[Johan]

Yes Vergilius, c'mon !! Go Big !! As Tony says, you'll never know unless you try - "nothing's real until you feel !"

 

[billyturnip]

Well Patrick? The gauntlet has been thrown down, what do you say?

Roger

 

[captnenglish]

I double dog dare you! Sorry couldn't resist

 

[megroot]

Patrick,
Come on, It is a big challenge i and really wanted to see you painting one of them. At least we have something to talk next thuesday.
So go for it, i support you all the way...

Marc

 

[Johan]

Wait a minute, who's Patrick ? I thought it was Vergilius who wants to go big??

Wether it's Patrick or Vergilius, I firmly remain 100% in favour of the concept of "bigness".

The Bigger the Better !!

 

[tonydawe]

That's what my wife keeps telling me!!

Cheers