Romeo Models - New Release for June

[maco61]

Hello,
I'm proud to announce Romeo Models new release for June 2011.
RM75-SC-02
Title: Baschi Bazouk
Size : 75 mm
Material : White metal and Resin
Sculpted by SERGEY LUPANOV
Painted by Isaac Jaramillo
http://www.romeomodels.com/

 

[maco61]

RM54-103
Title: U.S. Cavalry Sergeant
Size : 54 mm
White Metal.
Sculpted by Gianni La Rocca
Painted by Francesco Sapienza
http://www.romeomodels.com/
Ciao by Maco

 

[DEL]

Two great releases from Romeo, particularly like the Union Sergeant.
Is it just me or is there a surge of seated figures lately?
Cheers
Derek

 

[housecarl]

Both great pieces, particularly like the posture of the sergeant.
Carl.

 

[SPrimeau]

Wow, really like the Cavalry guy. That is a cool sculpt, may have to pick it up.
Scott

 

[captnenglish]

That cavalry figure is a big must have!!!!!!!

 

[Steve]

Hey, is that first one really Yasser Arafat in drag?

 

[kathrynloch]

Yay another with a horse.

But what is up with the horse's eyes and ears? His eyes are huge and placed too far forward on his head. His ears aren't placed correctly and the angle is also too far forward. There are other problems as well and are more than just conformation flaws. Conformation flaws I can live with and are totally accurate to the piece and the time period. But the basic bio-mechanics are off.

The officer and equipment and tack are gorgeous. Unfortunately the horse, who plays a central roll of the sculpture, has too many issues for me.

 

[megroot]

Like them both.
Great release.

Marc

 

[Blind Pew]

I'm a big fan of both.

I think it's high time there were more seated figures. After all, people do sit, most people reading this are.......

 

[gordy]

Yay another with a horse.

But what is up with the horse's eyes and ears? His eyes are huge and placed too far forward on his head. His ears aren't placed correctly and the angle is also too far forward. There are other problems as well and are more than just conformation flaws. Conformation flaws I can live with and are totally accurate to the piece and the time period. But the basic bio-mechanics are off.

The officer and equipment and tack are gorgeous. Unfortunately the horse, who plays a central roll of the sculpture, has too many issues for me.

Great info and observations Karrie

We're pleased to have you on board and would really like to learn more from an equestrian aficionado!

I would, and I'm sure others would really like to hear more about correcting inaccuracies and other common mistakes with horses.

Cheers!

 

[raty]

hi i like them both !!. ok take care raty.