The Art of JOHN ROSENGRANT

[Richard Baxter]

This diorama recalls the work of Shep Paine at his best.

 

[sd0324]

This diorama recalls the work of Shep Paine at his best.

You just said what I've been thinking as well!

Steve

 

[John Rosengrant]

Thanks guys for the truly nice words- Shep is the reason I do these dioramas so I can proudly say I'm sure an influence there for sure. Here's one to add to the collection a portrait piece I've done for a collector friend. North Africa 1941 in 1/16th scale

 

[Scotty]

That's a great figure, very natural, casual pose. You've caught his likeness too, going by the photo in the background. Top work!
Scotty

 

[Nap]

Hi John

Great piece again , agree with Scotty , very natural indeed ...one very lucky customer for sure

If I may ask how do you find doing sculpts based on actual people ?

Thanks for sharing

Happy putty pushing and painting

Nap

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks Scotty and Nap -Likenesses's are a different challenge (similar to my old line of work where we were called upon to create likenesses as a pretty staple item)but I like the occasional one here and there

 

[John Rosengrant]

1/35 th this time an LRDG crew to go with the Thunder Models kit- Kit is WIP. Will be available through Raptor Miniatures on a limited basis.

 

[Nap]

Hi John

Even though there’s more legs than I’ve ever painted , it’s great to see these , good subject and very much having the period look
Are these based on pictures , full of characters in the sculpts

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[gazer]

Faces look unique and promising...

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks guys ,definitely based on photos -always my WWII and later inspiration

 

[Babelfish]

Here's one to add to the collection a portrait piece I've done for a collector friend. North Africa 1941 in 1/16th scale

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One of the best 8th Army sculpts I've seen in any scale. Sometimes those desert shorts can look borderline comical, but not this guy.

A pity it's a one-off. I'm sure that something similar as a commercial piece (hint hint ) would be very popular.

- Steve

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks sincerely Steve -will do something similar in the future for commercial release as this one has gotten a lot of attention

 

[MalcC]

thanks sincerely Steve -will do something similar in the future for commercial release as this one has gotten a lot of attention

My Father served in the 8th Army, so I'll be keeping an eye for the commercial release.

Malc

 

[Richard Baxter]

My father-in-law did too, he was in the UK military police, HQ Provost Company, 44th Division.

 

[MalcC]

My father-in-law did too, he was in the UK military police, HQ Provost Company, 44th Division.

My Father was in the 7th Armoured Brigade. ( Desert Rats)

Really looking forward to seeing what John treats us to.

Malc

 

[John Rosengrant]

Finished this one up -Sculpted LRDG figures for Raptor in 1/35th, Thunder models F30 Patrol Truck ,acessories combo of Resicast, Libor LZ, and Andrew Cairns -modified or used as is.

 

[MoboSchreuder]

Fantastic work again

Mobo

 

[John Rosengrant]

Mobo thank you very much

 

[Nap]

Hi John

That looks great , love the figurework and the accessories in the truck , all presented so well

You’ve done all the pieces full credit

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Finished this one up -Sculpted LRDG figures for Raptor in 1/35th, Thunder models F30 Patrol Truck ,acessories combo of Resicast, Libor LZ, and Andrew Cairns -modified or used as is.

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So cool seeing your version John!
I’ve got your trio & cannot wait to paint them up, your photos will be great reference & inspiration mate
Be interested to learn what you used for your groundwork & what paints you used to paint the figures please?
MikeTheKiwi