Sgt. Major. 11th Hussars Crimea

[Grod]

Hello Folks
This 120mm resin kit depicting a senior NCO of the 11th Hussars during the crimean war has been sculpted by Maurice Corry for Mitches Military Models and will be available soon. I have a few castings at the moment which I will be taking to Bugle Call in Bath this Sunday. If anyone would like one for for the show or to pre-order please feel free to contact me on [email protected].
Cheers
Gordon

 

[Nap]

Hi Gordon ,

Now this looks nice...painted up its going to look even better ...I would love to have a look at this on Sunday please

Another great piece from Mr C

Nap

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Looks like a Ltd Edition print image by one of the well known military artists (I forget which). Hope you don't get sued

I assume his pelisse can be left off to depict the 11th on Crimean service? One would likley have to remove retaining cords and such.

Colin

 

[Ben-nl]

Nice figure
Colin, I think it is by a print of Keith Rocco

Ben

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Nice figure
Colin, I think it is by a print of Keith Rocco
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Ben

That's it. Thanks

Nice sculpting.... as one would expect from Mr Corry.

 

[Wings5797]

Great to see if so many Victorian pieces coming from your stable Gordon.
This one is a real corker.
Brilliant sculpting Maurice.
Cheers,
Keith

 

[Jimmy S]

Nicely timed just before Xmas. Definitely on my list to Santa.

 

[Dan Morton]

Zowie! Superb!!

Could I make a plea for one or two well-lit photos so we can see the details of the figure? Photos with heavy shadow like shown are dramatic and all that, but, Gee, I'd like to see ALL the details of such an intricately sculpted little masterpiece.

All the best,
Dan

 

[Edward]

Very tempted by this one. Great figure, full of character.

 

[moz]

Looks like a Ltd Edition print image by one of the well known military artists (I forget which). Hope you don't get sued

I assume his pelisse can be left off to depict the 11th on Crimean service? One would likley have to remove retaining cords and such.

Colin

The 8th and 11th hussars received their baggage including pelisses and sabretaches in November 1854, they were expected to wear them and a few photos show them being worn in the crimea, however not in the charge.
Thanks all for your kind comments.
cheers
moz

 

[Grod]

Zowie! Superb!!

Could I make a plea for one or two well-lit photos so we can see the details of the figure? Photos with heavy shadow like shown are dramatic and all that, but, Gee, I'd like to see ALL the details of such an intricately sculpted little masterpiece.

All the best,
Dan

Hello Dan
Photography is not my strong point but hope these are a bit lighter.
Cheers
Gordon

 

[Colin_Fraser]

The 8th and 11th hussars received their baggage including pelisses and sabretaches in November 1854, they were expected to wear them and a few photos show them being worn in the crimea, however not in the charge.
Thanks all for your kind comments.
cheers
moz

Thanks Moz - thee are several photos with pelisses as you say. When I referred to service dress I was talking to dress worn on service, including the charge.

Colin

 

[Alex Long]

I do like this one. Very nice sculpt by Moz. Would be very nice to paint.

Alex.

 

[Dan Morton]

Thanks Gordon! Photography is not my forte either.

All the best,
Dan

 

[megroot]

Great sculptwork by Maurice.

Marc

 

[Vaux]

Magnifica!!

 

[Funky50]

Yet another stunning figure Gordon......let me know when it becomes more available will definately have one mate.....but please please give my credit card a break..LOL

 

[polyphemus]

Another superb figure. I'll definitely be getting this one when it's generally available.

Geoff

 

[Jimbo]

This is a superb looking figure Gordon, great sculpting by Maurice, great pose
Cheers
Jim

 

[swralph]

excellent