the polo game that never happened

[jesus gamarra]

Hello again, after being very busy few months, I show you one of the jobs I've done Antonuio Zapatero and you can see in my blog: http://jesusgamarra.blogspot.com.es/
It is a diorama of the British Army in India and I will be putting the figures one by one to be able to see them in more detail. Hope you like it.

 

[housecarl]

Stunning.

 

[Nap]

Brilliant stuff so colourful uniforms and so much in keeping with the period

Looking forward to seeing the individual figures

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[kagemusha]

Superb....but IMHO....needs a facade of the building to bring it into focus/life

Regards

Ron

 

[billyturnip]

Love it!!!

Roger.

 

[Blind Pew]

Great subject. Would love it if these were kits......

 

[tonydawe]

Wow, stunning uniforms on every figure, and not a hint of khaki anywhere. Brillliant.

 

[oldtrousers]

Superb work and great subject!

 

[Chris Mortimer]

Beautiful work.

 

[ellie]

now that is very nice indeed fantastic work and a great uniform study of the Indian army well done a credit to you both.

Ian

 

[NickM]

Stunning painting - I love this dio

 

[megroot]

Saw this at Euro with my jaw laying on the table.
Amazing work.

Marc

 

[swralph]

Lovely work all round.

 

[Kisifer]

Simply amazing!!! What a wonderful piece of art.

Xenofon

 

[pmfs]

Saw it behind the glass in Girona a couple of weeks and love all about this work.
Jesus, hope the X Ray still continue with Atletico diagnosis. LOL
Un saludo,
Pedro.

 

[jesus gamarra]

I'm glad you like it, the truth that the uniforms of this period in India are very pretty. Kagemusha, we contemplate the possibility of putting the front of the officers' club, but the balcony was very large, so the diorama would be very bulky and also conceal the uniform and the view out the back.

 

[jesus gamarra]

Art-girona will bring in 75 mm. a series of figures from the British Army in India.

 

[jesus gamarra]

The truth had to make a thorough investigation of the uniforms and even a brand of gin of the time sought to put the label on the bottle that bears the waiter. Ultimately a study to detail.

 

[jesus gamarra]

Pedro, you know that diagnotico in a lifetime. Next year we may see in Montijo

 

[arj]

A stunning panoply of Indian Army uniforms!
Andrew