Officer Russian Infantry. 1916-17. 60 mm (1/30)

[Vladimir Sychev]

Friends, I represent to your attention another 60-mm Russian officer.
The stabs-captain of the infantry regiments of RIA. 1916-17.
56 mm at the eye level, MagicSculpt Epoxy Clay.

 

[Frank Marcus]

Wonderfull piece of work. I particularly like the pose of his head and right hand.

 

[Huw63]

That is a lovely piece of work. Well done

Cheers

Huw

 

[Nap]

Very nice work sadly a rather neglected army in my opinion

Would love to see more in all scales and types

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Rich Sculpts]

A very sharp well pose figure.

-Rich

 

[Oda]

Sychev=Masterpiece.I rest my case!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oda.

 

[Dan Morton]

I'm with Oda. Nice simple pose, excellent subject, clean and crisp sculpting! Masterful!

I like the atmospheric photography; it presents the figure dramatically.

However could we also see some simple color photos of the unpainted, unassembled casting pieces?

Second best option: color photos of assembled, unpainted model?

All the best,
Dan

 

[Vladimir Sychev]

Friends, thank you so much for your high appreciation of my work.

I'm with Oda. Nice simple pose, excellent subject, clean and crisp sculpting! Masterful!
I like the atmospheric photography; it presents the figure dramatically.
However could we also see some simple color photos of the unpainted, unassembled casting pieces?
Second best option: color photos of assembled, unpainted model?
All the best,
Dan

Dan, the pictures of work - full-color. The figurine is not primed and not painted. Its color - real color MagicSculpt Epoxy Clay. Before placing images cropped in photo editor.

The figurine is composed of 9 parts. Here it is disassembled:

 

[Dan Morton]

Many thanks Vladimir! I wish we could get all those offering new products to provide the same photos and info.

Moderators - Is there any way we can make this a standing request for all vendors to provide one clear, color photo of the model cast parts with adequate resolution and size not less than that shown above by Vladimir?

All the best,
Dan

 

[Reptor]

This is a very good work ! I like the pose and finesse of this !