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[Andrey]

Hello, friends!
This Is Peter The First. Russian Tsar who was called the Great.
LMBT - 096 Петр I Алексеевич (Великий)
Sculpy by A. Bodunov
1/10 scale resin kit

 

[Oda]

Peter the Great and Alexandr Nevski are two of my most favorite personalities of Russian history.The likeness of this bust to the known dipictions and effigies of Peter is remarkable.

Oda.

 

[Richard Baxter]

A great piece of work, would love to see a full figure. If you're interested in his life, I recommend Robert Massie's biography, he was truly an amazing character.

 

[Nap]

Hi Andrey

Wondered when this Tsar would feature in the releases , as Oda says a great depiction of the man

Details look really good

I am sure we might see the artwork as well

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Henkm]

Great release. Peter the Great is famous in the Netherlands for visiting us and learning about shipbuilding.

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Cheers

 

[Paul20100]

A great piece of work, would love to see a full figure. If you're interested in his life, I recommend Robert Massie's biography, he was truly an amazing character.

Konnov sculpted a nice Peter the Great in 90mm for Pegaso, back in 2000 or 2001.

 

[Reptor]

Just Superb !Very beautiful sculpt !

 

[svt]

In your photo, the sword of the Order of St. Andrew is turned upside down with swords, but in the Russian Empire, swords on orders appeared only as a special sign of exclusively military merit only during the fighting since 1855. In addition, in the 18th century the stars of St. Andrew the First-Called were sewn, until 1800 there were no double-headed eagles on the stitched stars, and only the St. Andrew Cross was present. Peter I received his order of St. Andrew the First-Called in 1703 for the capture of Swedish ships at the mouth of the Neva. You can look at the stitched stars of st. Andrey in the photo below, including on the uniform of the guard at the time of Elizabeth Petrovna (Elizabeth of Russia). And Peter I had a similarly shaped order star.