NZers at Cassino

[amcairns]

Hello All,
have got some castings back of this duo.There is still much to do with the acrylics but.Comments welcome.
Andy

 

[Guy]

Excellent work so far Andy.

 

[Tommi]

Pretty spectacular piece Andy, and the painting looks great as well. I presume this will be released as a kit?

Tommi

 

[Bluesking]

Very atmospheric Andy, they really look as though they have been throuh the mill.

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

What can I say Andy other than extremely poignant!

Well done for capturing this sort of "humanity" in war.

Keep me posted on next stage please,

Mike

 

[amcairns]

Thanks Guys,
for the comments.Tommi,I hope to release this kit once painting is complete.Of course this pair need not only be with an NZ theme,it could pass as also British/Commonweatlh of the day too.
Andy

 

[John Bowery]

Andy,
Great looking results so far.
Cheers
John

 

[Mark S]

Nice piece, Andy.
Great sculpting.

 

[fanai]

Lovely piece Andy - very much in the style of Phil Walden ( that is meant as high praise) and as you said could be used for other nations - just need a few german para helmets on ground -he he
Ian

 

[amcairns]

Ian,
Thankyou for your comment ,I appreciate it very much.i am a great admirer of Phils work.
cheers
Andy

 

[rheath]

NZer's at Casino

Vey nice work Andy and very dramatic.

Thanks for posting.

Kind regards,
RobH.

 

[John Belcher]

Great sculpting

Hi Andy,very nice sculpting.You have captured the scene very well.I look forward to see them at the club meeting this Sunday.

Regards,John

 

[davidmitchell]

Very well sculpted and good interaction between the two figures.

Cheers David

 

[rej]

That's a very realistic interactive duo you've created Andy.......Welldone!!!

Ray

 

[amcairns]

Gidday All,
Here,s a couple of pics of the work since last.The ground work has been added in.comments welcome.
Andy

 

[Tutilo17]

Hello Andy

Great work in any aspect! Please allow me one little question: Is there a special reason why you didn't add any equipment? No ciritic just curiosity.

Regards, Stefan

 

[amcairns]

Greuzi Stefan,
I based this pair on a painting by a NZ war artist by the name of Peter McIntyre durnig WW2.The picture involved a woungeg soldier being carried by his freind.There was no equipment visible in the painting.Maybe the idea is to say more with less.
All the best
Andy

 

[Tutilo17]

Thanks!