Pikeman, Yellow Regiment, 1632

[Anders Heintz]

Here is my latest 54mm sculpt and something quite new to me. It is of a Pikeman under Gustavos Adolphos command from the Yellow Regiment from the Battle of Lutzen 1632.

Sculpting the armor and helmet was a bit of a challange, it is something I have a lot to work on! Hopefully the next one will be a bit smoother, but it was a lot of fun nonetheless.

As always it was sculpted with Magic Sculpt and a Hornet head.

 

[Black Army]

Very accurate work! I like it.

I see you like this Sweeden subject, your family has been arrived from Sweeden to the USA? Or just you like it?

Congrats!

Cheers,
Balázs

 

[Bluesking]

Lovely work Anders, each piece just keeps getting better and better - I do't know how you do it.

 

[megroot]

Amazing sculpting Anders,
Your sculpt's are better and better. I really gonna like him. Hopefully someday this one will be casted..

Marc

 

[Anders Heintz]

Thanks guys!!

Unfortunatly Marc, this is another one off figure!

Balázs,

I was born and raised in Sweden, only moved to the US when I turned 18 ten years ago! So yes, I guess I have a fondness for Swedish Subjects, we really only had things going for us in th 17th and early 18th century which are all interesting time periods.

Stephen, thanks mate! The key is to keep at it, wether your fail or succeed you are bound to learn something from the experience!

 

[Theodoros]

Anders, I do not know much about this period, but to me your miniature looks great and accurate. Keep on.

 

[davidmitchell]

Another great sculpt Anders, really like the look of this.

Cheers David

 

[John Bowery]

Anders,
Another great figure from your capable hands. The detail is great.
Cheers
John

 

[Figure Mad]

Nice work Anders, great period, (I would say that), very unusual regiment to do, good choice........

Like to see this one painted, will you bring him to Euro, as I know you were going to make the trip.

Dave

 

[rej]

Very nice Anders & as Dave above me asked......you'll get this to Euro?

Ray

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Well isnt Swedish history the greatest?

Coming around fine, Anders. Im thinking you are getting a bit homesick with the recent explosion of Swedish figures?

As a footnote Gustav II Adolf (Gustavous Adolphus) have been given the epithet "The Great" by the Swedish Parlament shortly after the funeral about a year after he died. And the main course of the second of my quotes here below.

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

 

[Anders Heintz]

Thanks guys!

Yes, I will have him finished up and will have him at Euro! Starting painting tonight, which is exciting, as the color scheme of this guy is pretty much a Yellow-Black-White sort of combination.

Janne,

Hehe of course I am getting homesick, I'll be in Sweden in less then a week! Been listening to Hoolabandoola Band, Micke Wiehe and Bjorn Aufzelius a lot lately, good stuff. As conservative as I am, I still enjoy the "Progg" and other Socialism type of music. Only because the message is misguided, doesnt mean it's bad music!! Also been lisstening to Sabator, which is quite a bit different from the above, but good nonetheless!

BTW, I will be in the Stockholm area (Uppsala) the 25th thru to the 30th of September, we should hook up! Maybe we should do the museums one day, like the Army Museum and the Royal Armory comes to mind. I am not sure what the schedule looks like but it would be fun. Let me know what you got going around those dates.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Janne,

Hehe of course I am getting homesick, I'll be in Sweden in less then a week! Been listening to Hoolabandoola Band, Micke Wiehe and Bjorn Aufzelius a lot lately, good stuff. As conservative as I am, I still enjoy the "Progg" and other Socialism type of music. Only because the message is misguided, doesnt mean it's bad music!! Also been lisstening to Sabator, which is quite a bit different from the above, but good nonetheless!

BTW, I will be in the Stockholm area (Uppsala) the 25th thru to the 30th of September, we should hook up! Maybe we should do the museums one day, like the Army Museum and the Royal Armory comes to mind. I am not sure what the schedule looks like but it would be fun. Let me know what you got going around those dates.

That would surely be fun, please do contact me.

Here something for you to practise on. Im sure many of the trans-atlantic PF members who wwatch ice-hockey will recongnize as its played almost after every match.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLX28vm36Mg

And here is something to remind you what you are forsaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtSx2MoqwpQ

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

 

[Anders Heintz]

Thanks Janne!! Much appreciated.

Hehe! Good ol Ulf Lundell!

Whats up with all the Keep Sweden Swedish stuff on the anthem clip? Things getting bad at home or what?

PM me your cell number so I can call you. I'll grab a cell from one of my family members while there, so don't know the number yet.

 

[Chevalier de Malte]

Looking forward for this on the Euro tables, mate ... love to see you doing subjects from your history.

Ivan

 

[je_touche]

I was born and raised in Sweden, only moved to the US when I turned 18 ten years ago! So yes, I guess I have a fondness for Swedish Subjects, we really only had things going for us in th 17th and early 18th century which are all interesting time periods.

Keeping out off all wars since 1814 is quiete an achievement, too. (We should not totally neglect more peaceful subjects, for that matter.)

Very nice sculpt of one of my favorite periods in history. You are being extremely efficient these days.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Well, it sure took its time but finally the rest of the world was taught not to mess with us....

When will we see for example Bjorn Borg, or the Swedish King and Queen, Alfred Nobel, Greta Garbo, Ingrid Bergman etc as miniatures.

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

 

[Marcel]

Excellent sculpture Anders!
The armor and helmet are looking perfect to me.

Cheers,
Marcel.

 

[Anders Heintz]

Thanks guys!

Swedish History is pretty interesting, atleast up until the 1720's, after that things kind of slow down.

 

[unknown01]

Perfect sculpting.
I think amazing technique.
Wonderful!

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