The Art of JOHN ROSENGRANT

[John Rosengrant]

Thanks Malc

 

[John Rosengrant]

Here's another one for the 1/16th Tiger I getting close some final tweaking and cleaning up left to do-Driver figure

It's the black "Flak coverall" that a lot of the Panzer crews appropriated, he's sitting in the drivers hatch

 

[Joe55]

What a delightful looking sculpt. A determined yet youthful panzer soldier.

Joe

 

[MalcC]

Another superb sculpt, going to look great painted.

Malc

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks gentlemen ! I'm glad Joe the youthfulness comes through on the young driver

 

[Steve headley]

That’s a fine sculpt, the face on the driver really does capture the youth element to this panzer driver. Just love the determination in his face. Very well done indeed.

Steve

TFB Miniatures Team

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks Steve

 

[1969]

Beautifully done, youth full face really sets this one off.
Steve

 

[bigtodd]

Holy crap!!!! The face is amazing!!!!! Youthful and fresh.

I've got to get in touch with Chris Mrosko and just pay him in advance to get these.

 

[Robert Jan de Wit]

Great sculpting again John.
I am very curious how you sculpt the hands. Could you give some info on that?
Thanks and regards,
RJ

 

[John Rosengrant]

for me the key is to get the hands proportionally roughed in then I mold them and clean /tighten up the resin castings. Same with the heads. Sharp ex-acto ,scalpel blades. I now have built up an assortment to draw upon /modify . I do the same with helmets, boots and other equipment to speed up the process. I find the resin carves easily

 

[Robert Jan de Wit]

for me the key is to get the hands proportionally roughed in then I mold them and clean /tighten up the resin castings. Same with the heads. Sharp ex-acto ,scalpel blades. I now have built up an assortment to draw upon /modify . I do the same with helmets, boots and other equipment to speed up the process. I find the resin carves easily

Thanks for the explanation John. Mystery solved!

greets,
RJ

 

[1969]

for me the key is to get the hands proportionally roughed in then I mold them and clean /tighten up the resin castings. Same with the heads. Sharp ex-acto ,scalpel blades. I now have built up an assortment to draw upon /modify . I do the same with helmets, boots and other equipment to speed up the process. I find the resin carves easily

That's an interesting method for doing hands and heads, will be giving that a try in the future.
Cheers
Steve

 

[John Rosengrant]

my diorama with the Das Werk 1/16 PzkwIII Ausf J along with the figures I sculpted for raptor Miniatures

 

[MalcC]

Wow, that is absolutely AWESOME.

Malc

 

[John Rosengrant]

Thanks Malc!

 

[1969]

Stunning set of figures and scene, this is as good as it gets.
Steve

 

[John Rosengrant]

thanks Steve !

 

[Steve headley]

WoW that’s some fantastic work love it well done indeed.

Steve

TFB Miniatures Team

 

[John Rosengrant]

Thanks Steve