Show us your workbench!!

[Edorta]

What a beautiful selection of figures, I lost count at 30. DUST, the bane of all who model..........
Question, the Henry VIII figure, was the maker Series 77 or Cameo ?
Cheers Gord

The brand that makes Henry VIII is Andrea Miniatures.
Cheers.

 

[Edorta]

Hi again friends. I finally cleaned the other cabinet, and here are more figures in my workbench.

 

[Helm]

Love the Bismark/Hindenburg not sure which bust at the back who does that ?

 

[Edorta]

Love the Bismark/Hindenburg not sure which bust at the back who does that ?

Hi Helm. That bust is the Kaiser William I ( 1797-1888). The brand which made it, is Beneito. I think actually is out of catalogue, but if you contact with the Beneito staff, maybe you could get one. The scale is a bit smaller than 1/10. The total measurement is 64mm.

Miniaturas Beneito

 

[Rich Sculpts]

Thumbs up for Queen Victoria!

 

[Edorta]

Thumbs up for Queen Victoria!

Hi Rich, good eye. Certainly is queen Victoria. I still don´t finish it, is made of British gypsum plaster. The brand that made it is "Revival Arts of Bath", and they have a good range of different characters. This bust is 130mm high. I think not intended to be painted, but can be painted and the quality is pretty good and not expensive.

Revival Arts of Bath

 

[Rich Sculpts]

Hi Rich, good eye. Certainly is queen Victoria. I still don´t finish it, is made of British gypsum plaster. The brand that made it is "Revival Arts of Bath", and they have a good range of different characters. This bust is 130mm high. I think not intended to be painted, but can be painted and the quality is pretty good and not expensive.

Revival Arts of Bath

She deserves the final lick paint to give your collection that Royal Seal of Approval!

 

[Helm]

Cheers Edorta not sure I'm ready to taken on that just yet
Steve

 

[itsonlyakit]

Thank you for the reply about the Andrea, Henry VIII. I pick the French musician far left on the table as my favorite of this lot. Good photos, thanks for the show of your figure paintings. Cheers Gord