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I sculpted this figure a couple of months ago, so unfortunately it not now a work in progress, however I did take pics .

All comments and critism welcome.

Cheers Ken

Madness takes it toll .-- Please have exact change.
 

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Joe, thanks for looking, the scale is approx 140mm and at the moment it's in my grey army, not sure about how to go commercial.

This is the figure that I took castings of and was able to produce
"French grenadier or poilu".

Cheers Ken
 
Excellent Ken, really good stuff!

I hope that the fusil is covering his left eye as per regulations for present arms!

Cheers,
Jon.
 
Dan - Jonathan - Patrick,

Many thanks for your comments, Jonathan what's a fusil,:eek:
I looked it up on google images, it's french and it's part of a rifle or sword , or both. ???
I'm guessing as per regs, unless I was really lucky, I got it wrong.:(:( :)

Cheers Ken
 
I believe that a fusil was originally a smaller lighter weight musket, designed for troops who couldn't handle the weight of the full on musket. These troops were called fusiliers. I read this in a book but cannot remember where to give the reference if I find it I'll post it.
 
Ken,really nice work!!!.I wish i could talk you to sculpt a figure of a french infantry of the american revolution.:)
cheers.
 
Daniel,

Many thanks for your comments.
Even though I am in between sculpts and searching for ideas, after looking at your conversion work on "yorktown" I'm sure if you were to attempt a full sculpt you would be successful.
With not being famliar with that period of history it's the reference work which would take the time up.

Cheers Ken
 
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Hi Costas,

thanks for your comments, I did paint one of the castings and as you can see from the pic :eek: this is the reason I joined Pf.

The face was painted in enamels following bill horans method, (without his success ):D and the rest was painted in acrylics without the basic understanding , knowledge and skill that I hope to pick up from other members like yourself.

Cheers Ken.
 
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