Saint George & The dragon

[petit belge]

St George & The dragon’

Scratch 120mm (1:16th scale)

I always wanted to do a knight with a lot of shining armour. But instead of making once again one of the million fighting poses, I was looking for a different and unusal presentation. So I took the mythe of St George, patron saint of the cavalry and a spanish 16th century armour. This is a step in the direction for my next projects: figurines in a neosurrealism context.

The colour of the armor is not done with paint but it is silver-plated.

 

[Sambaman]

What a bloody mess! Very fun piece!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[Roc]

Very nice sculpture, but a bit too bloody for may taste.

Cheers
Roc

 

[petit belge]

Well this ain't no fantasy! Lucky he didn't cut his finger!

 

[diosytexas]

hi roger. great, love the lance sticking out . great effort. dave.

 

[Guy]

Excellent Roger. The blood befits the scene.

 

[John Bowery]

Roger,
Nicely done and great idea.
Cheers
John

 

[Dan Morton]

Roger - Apparently you have a great many more interests than you ever mentioned, i.e., cats, the Great War, the Belgian army, Belgian military history and a cat detective! LOLOLOL This vignette is just terrific! Very original!

All the best,
Dan

 

[petit belge]

Don't forget wine, strong beers and beautiful weman Dan

Thanks for the comments!

 

[Kevin D.]

Now... here's a different take on a well known theme. Well done! Love your colors and your concept!

Kevin D.

 

[vergilius]

I like the head !

 

[petit belge]

The dragonhead Virgilius? It's the portret of my mother-in-law, a spitting image.