Sikh Pirate

[Figure Mad]

Hi Guys

This is the Sikh Pirate that I have been working on, its done all but a small bit of tidying up....

Over too you guys

Dave

 

[John Bowery]

Dave,
Very nicely done.
Cheers
John

 

[jacksparrow1979]

Very nice!!!!

 

[Guy]

WOW...........beautiful work Dave. Your talent seems to grow with every figure.

 

[Tommi]

Very nicley painted Dave, the colours are great.
Tommi

 

[davidmitchell]

Fantastic conversion and wonderful painting Dave.

David

 

[Sambaman]

Super fun piece Dave! Love the purple of the hat!

Jay H.
OKc

 

[Christos]

Hello Dave,I like the conversion and the colours.Purple is beautiful-Very good!!!!
christos

 

[Major_Goose]

Nice work Dave , the result makes justice to this little piece !! Bravo

Costas

 

[vergilius]

very good, but how do you know it's a pirate

 

[Chevalier de Malte]

Hello my friend

Seems you were watching to mutch Pirates of the Caribbean LOL!

Nice idea I like it ...

Ivan

 

[Figure Mad]

Hi Ivan, Hows it going mate....

Hi Guys

Thanks very much for the comments. To answer a couple of things, I have to say that, indeed Ivan Pirates of the Caribbean was a great influence, but I did decide to do some research and found that there were indeed Sikh and Indian Pirates in the 1700’s and unbelievably with almost the same name The one from the film is Sri Sumbahjee, this guy is Sumbahjee Angri a real pirate of the period, in fact his brother and father were all pirates of the period.

Once again thanks a lot for the comments

Dave

 

[tonydawe]

A wonderful conversion Dave. Love the colours and the details you've added

 

[megroot]

This is extremely great. The conversion and the painting are awesome.
Like every tiny bit of it.

marc

 

[trevi]

Magnifico !!!!!!!!

 

[Kisifer]

Well done Dave. I have this bust on top of my wishlist and I hope to start painting it soon

Xenofon

 

[1969]

dave great conversion and the colours are a good choice for this figure,nice work.

Steve

 

[captnenglish]

Hi Guys

Thanks very much for the comments. To answer a couple of things, I have to say that Pirates of the Caribbean was a great influence, but I did decide to do some research and found that there were indeed Sikh and Indian Pirates in the 1700’s and unbelievably with almost the same name The one from the film is Sri Sumbahjee, this guy is Sumbahjee Angri a real pirate of the period, in fact his brother and father were all pirates of the period.

Once again thanks a lot for the comments

Dave

I had the same thoight when I saw this bust the first time.

 

[pkw4]

Hi Dave
Fantastic work mate.I hope to see you in Dublin
Roberto

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Cool

One of the best ideas for a pirate ever seen.

Nice to see something that isn't a stereotype.

Very good stuff, excellent conversion.

Cheers