Napoleon's footsteps - Moscow, 1941

[Radek]

Hello
After a long break I'd like to show you something new I'm about to finish. My idea was to sculpt a german soldier from the retreat from Moscow in 1941 (that's way it stands napoleon's footsteps in the topic). He can be easily fitted for stalingrad as well.
Here it is:

Any suggestions as always are welcomed.

Radek

 

[ArturM]

Great work, my friend!

pozdrawiam
Artur

 

[Kisifer]

Nice sculpt indeed. Keep up the good work.

Xenofon

 

[Roc]

Nicely sculpted, my compliments.

Keep up the good work.

Cheers
Roc

 

[Dan Morton]

Nicely done, Radoslaw! You've made the fatigue evident from the facial expression and it looks like the Russian winds are blowing that overcoat around. Brrr!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Nap]

Radoslaw,
My compliments to you , nice modelling , this guy looks well and truely cold and in agony gighting against the russian winter ...well done . Look forward to seeing this one painted ...Regards Kev

 

[megroot]

Radoslaw,

Even it is not painted, i can feel the cold wind blowing, untill he is cold at his bone's. You have alot of movement in this figure. I like that.
Great work.

Marc

 

[Lubitch]

Radek,
Excellent sculpting job !!!
Wspaniałości - zimno mi sie robi jak na niego patrzę


pozdrawiam

Wojtek

 

[Radek]

Thank you everybody for your compliments. I'm not going to paint it, at least for now. I think I'll make him a companion.
Radek

 

[DarioZ]

<BRAVO>
Bardzo fajny pomysł QL

Darek

 

[Sambaman]

Nicely done. He really looks cold!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[garyjd]

Radek, I feel this is your best sculpting to date. The title is really great too!~Gary

 

[Bart]

Hi Radoslaw,

i like your sculpting. Very lifelike with the tired look on his face. He looks like he has seen enough of war.

Are you going to create some scenery too? Like some abandoned equipment?

I can't wait to see this one painted.

Keep up the good work!!!!!!


Best wishes

Bart

 

[jjgurk]

Excellent piece Radek. You've really captured the cold and anguish of a retreating soldier.

John

 

[BESPJL]

Nice job Radek.

If I may, I would make his footwear show a poorer state.

Cheers,
Paulo

 

[Radek]

I Thank you wfor your kind words.
Paulo I will take it to my consideration in the next figure.
Maybe I will cast this figure. The future will show
Radek