Raoul Lufbery Bust - Model Cellar Productions

[Guy]

MC12B01
Raoul Lufbery
1/12th scale resin bust
5 parts
Sculpted by Mike Good
Painted by Tim Farrell

Model Cellar Productions has brought to us a well detailed and sculpted 1/12th scale resin Bust of Raoul Lufbery. Packed in bubble wrap and parts secured in a clear plastic bag. Tucked down in the corner of the plastic bag is the cigarette for the hand.

The kit above consists of 5 resin parts. Body, right arm, head and base plinth and the cigarette.

Above is the separate cast head shown in four views.

Above is the cording on the top of the hat.

Above are four views of the torso showing the attention to detail in the medals pinned on the left side of the chest.

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[Guy]

Above photos shows the head setting down into the neck opening and the last two photos shows the chest fitted to the plinth.

Above is the front and back of the right arm and hand.

Above is the color guide with actual photos of the medals for color reference.

Additional Box Art Photos:

Conclusion:
An excellent kit with minimal flashing / seam lines to clean. Excellent dryfitting on all parts. Highly recommended.

Model Cellar Productions Web-site
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[Sambaman]

OK, Mike is the man! This is a really nice looking piece, thanks for posting Guy!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[vergilius]

Thanks for the review.
A very beautiful bust!

 

[Mark S]

Nice bust,beautifully sculpted and painted.
Well done Mike and Tim.
Thanks for the detailed review,Guy.

 

[bonehead]

Thanks guys! This is actually a moldy oldy form the archives. I have had many requests over the years to continue this series. Stay tuned, there are new WWI busts in the works.....

Mike

 

[captnenglish]

gonna have to add this to the grey army

 

[Nap]

Model Cellar -Lufberry bust

Hi ,
Thanks for a great review , I am waiting for this to arrive from the US , looking at it the details are just amazing . one or two questions if anyone can help ...what colour was his eyes/hair and what is the best mix using oils or acrylics for the jacket ?

Many thanks ....Nap

PS ...Has anyone seen the Hindenburg bust also by MC...nice as well

 

[dak66]

Care to give us any hints ?

Thanks guys! This is actually a moldy oldy form the archives. I have had many requests over the years to continue this series. Stay tuned, there are new WWI busts in the works.....

Mike

This is a great bust and please continue doing these