New Release from Legends & Lore Resin Figures

[tigerdio]

OK folks, here is something for your post Christmas tree.
Legends & Lore Resin Figures
LL-166 Japanese Medical Orderly, Russo-Japan War 1904-1905
120mm Resin Figure
$30.00 + $8.75 shipping, for USA.
All USA orders via web site PayPal secured. International orders PM for shipping rates.
Master by Steve Leadley
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Thanks for looking,
Merry Christmas, may you all have a prosperous & healthy New Year and 2022!
Sincerely,
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[captnenglish]

Now, this is different; I like it.

 

[MCPWilk]

Unusual subject.

Mike

 

[Nap]

Hi

Interesting and unusual subject which is good to see

Nice to see a Steve Leadley sculpt being released

Hope we see a painted version

Nap

 

[Babelfish]

Nice sculpt, though I've got to be honest and say that to my eye, the head looks a tad oversized. Maybe a trick of the photos?

Certainly a great subject. There's hardly anything around from that conflict, yet it was such a momentous one with tremendous implications for the strategic balance in that part of the world that saw Japan establish itself as a regional superpower.

- Steve

 

[valiant]

Maybe the angle of the photo......

 

[Babelfish]

Maybe the angle of the photo......

Could be. Looks better there.

- Steve

 

[Airkid]

Nice job. As said, a conflict that has seen very little coverage figure-wise. Andrei Karatchouk's artwork in Osprey "Russo-Japanese War" is outstanding, and apart from this excellent rendition by Steve, I'm surprised nobody else has been enthused by it.

Phil

 

[tigerdio]

Nice sculpt, though I've got to be honest and say that to my eye, the head looks a tad oversized. Maybe a trick of the photos?

Certainly a great subject. There's hardly anything around from that conflict, yet it was such a momentous one with tremendous implications for the strategic balance in that part of the world that saw Japan establish itself as a regional superpower.

- Steve

It's the angle of the photo. I suck at taking photos and would have starved as a photographer ;-)
Thanks for the comments.
Cheers