WIP Restoration Trio

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valiant

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Hi Guys,

My next project under way. A short range of 3 busts from the Restoration era 1660 - 1700. They will be General officer, Sedgemoor, Trooper, 1st Troop Horse Guards, Sedgemoor and Garrison officer, Tangier. Milliput and Duro over resin dollies, 1/12 scale, approx, still a very long way to go with lace, ribbons and wigs...

Loosely based on pics in the Osprey book, "The British Army, 1660-1704"

Thanks for looking(y)

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Hi Steve

Always good to see your sculpting and from a neglected period of history IMO

They all will look great I am sure ...the General Officer with a wig perhaps ? .....that should be a chalkenge to sculpt

Even at this stage the faces have character

Off to have a look at the Osprey book

Look forward to seeing more putty added

Happy sculpting

Nap
 
Great start! Will be following it. As I understand, it should be Restoration, not Reformation.

Good luck with your project!

Sergei
 
Cheers Rob - I stayed with friends who owned a small pottery near there some years ago and we've driven past it on numerous occasions - very atmospheric, especially in the mist...!(y)
 
Hi Steve

Can't beat a bit of soldiery lacework .....

Coming together well with the details beginning

Look forward to seeing more pics

Happy putty time

Nap
 
Hi Steve

Looking great , really nice work on those wigs and hair .....these are on my radar and want list once commercial ...all being well

How long did that wigs/ hair take ?

It's really good to see such a period being done as well .....sadly neglected

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Thanks Tigerdio and Kev! The detailing takes as long as it takes, Kev. Difficult to quantify, but its a case of working it till it looks right, then stop!....Oh and using my former industrial experience and making a bespoke tool for the job! (y)
 
Ive just collated some colour references from the Osprey book I mentioned in an earlier post. Almost done with these now, I will post completed pics soon.(y)
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Hi Steve

Liking these a lot ..do hope they go commercial ...fingers crossed

They will look good all together painted ...a virtually untapped period for releases IMO

Thanks for sharing all the stages

Nap
 
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