Napoleon

[Fantomas]

Hello guys,
Vladimir Danilov has created another, more 'classical' version of the Emperor.
90mm, made is resin as usual.
This miniatures will be available via our website: www.castleminiatures.com in about a month.
However, right now, you can order it directly from Vladimir. Contact him by email at [email protected]
All the best,
Alex

 

[winfield]

I have never in my life been interested in any figure of "The Ogre"; this is fantastic. The likeness is good and that motion is all tied together beautifully. WOW!

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Very beautiful sculpted figure, will be very popular - but the version where he is just thrown off his shying horse (also from "Castle and sculpted by Vladimir), I like much more, because it is honest! Mr. Emperor was well known as a lousy rider ...




Cheers

 

[Oda]

No matter what the subject is,whatever comes out of Vladimir Danilov's hands is bound to be a masterpiece.

Oda.

 

[Reptor]

Great work! The sculpt il juste perfect! Thank for the beautiful news !

 

[Blind Pew]

Totally superb.

 

[MCPWilk]

Be nice to see a decent mounted Wellington for once, possibly Blucher as well.

Mike

 

[Nap]

Be nice to see a decent mounted Wellington for once, possibly Blucher as well.

Mike

Good point there Mike ....saying that this would make a good bust as well ...as normally sculpt looks the tops

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[NeilW]

Be nice to see a decent mounted Wellington for once, possibly Blucher as well.

Mike

Nah, the cost of the resin for his conk would make it too pricey

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Be nice to see...possibly Blucher as well.

Like this - at Ligny:




Cheers

 

[Babelfish]

I have never in my life been interested in any figure of "The Ogre"; this is fantastic. The likeness is good and that motion is all tied together beautifully. WOW!

I agree, the only Napoleon I've ever done was the old Airfix 1/12 scale plastic kit when I was about 11 or 12.

Normally he's a subject that leaves me completely cold, but this one and the other Castle mounted figure that Martin posted up are superb and a cut above the rest. I'd probably go for the bust version of this new release, and the "shying horse" full figure.

- Steve

 

[gerryj199]

Congratulations to Vladimir and Castle on a fantastic sculpt. This is the only Napoleon that I've seen that I would consider buying and I plan to get it.

There is no doubt that the recent Russian entrants to the figure world are producing wonderful figures, and when you see the painting of people like Kirill Kanaev it is just inspiring.

Every figure of this quality just makes the hobby better.
Well done.
Gerry

 

[Vladimir Danilov]

Нello friends!
Thank you for inspiring support !
I dont't like banal sculptures . But now I've made a classic Napoleon . Many wanted it . It was a simple conversion...... And.... I wanted to make Wellington and Blucher horses

 

[Jaybo]

Very beautiful sculpted figure, will be very popular - but the version where he is just thrown off his shying horse (also from "Castle and sculpted by Vladimir), I like much more, because it is honest! Mr. Emperor was well known as a lousy rider ...




Cheers

Exactly!

 

[Jaybo]

Now if that was released in 54-56 mm, it would be purchased.

 

[fogie]

I already have the first one, and this version is clearly just as magnificent - something we've come to expect from this world class sculptor.
The artistic and production quality of Volodya's work is so good, and I've not seen its like since those wonderful days of Poste Militaire.

Mike

 

[Peapot]

Hello all, I really like the look of the Napoleon falling from his horse but could not find it? Is it for sale?
Thanks Michael

http://paintedheroes.blogspot.com/

 

[Fantomas]

Hello Michael,
Please contact the sculptor at [email protected].
You can order this figure from him directly.
Regards,
Alex

 

[Peapot]

Thanks, Alex.

Michael
http://paintedheroes.blogspot.com/

 

[MrBMB]

This looks fantastic great pose and sculpt
My only wish is could you do a Death Dealer as well in such a way with a huge axe instead of hat