"The Samurai" - AuthorSculpt Miniatures new release

[Guy]

The name: "Samurai"
Scale: 1/30
Material: Resin Kit
Authors: Talant Soodanbekov and Zlobov Sergey
Details: 19

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http://www.authorsculpt.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=22​

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[Piotrec]

Fabulous. Where do I sign for a copy?

 

[arxo]

Yup! That's one for the wish-list...

 

[bagelman1952]

Superb detailing.

 

[Mike Stevens]

Bitch'n!

 

[davidmitchell]

Never done a Samurai but could be tempted with this gem.

Cheers David

 

[DEL]

Stunning figure. What a 'canvas' this gives for the painter.
Brilliant.
Derek

 

[megroot]

That's a great painters challenge.
What a great sculpting with alot of fine details.
Perfect.

Marc

 

[dubdamo]

Wow reminds me of, but possibly surpasses the poste militaire kneeling samurai , of previous.

 

[JEF]

Very beautiful... Congratulations!!!

 

[Helm]

I love it but as a dummy what scale is 1/30 75mm ?

 

[Piotrec]

On the AuthorSculpt website it is under 54mm catalog. Usually 54mm is 1/32, so I would assume this piece is a little bit larger. Maybe around 60mm.

 

[housecarl]

Superb piece.
Carl.

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Gotta get this one

Ron

 

[Zlobov*S]

I thank for kind words friends!
Really the size of a figure is no much greater 54мм, it is close to 60 mm (1/30).
Here it is possible to see master - model:
http://www.modelsculpt.org/topic/3462-самурай-130/
For work I have taken enthusiasm from old Japanese engravings, and also beautiful toys for the Japanese holiday " Tango no sekku " (May 5th Children's Day). These are really beautiful toys and illustrations:
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/0250ya/c/0000000259/
Also it is fast for AuthorSculpt small circulation " resin kit " the comical Samurai of 40 mm. It is a ridiculous parody to a figure "Samurai")))

Yours faithfully also I do not say goodbye, Sergey.

(Children's Day is a Japanese holiday which takes place annually on May 5th, It is a day set aside to respect children's personalities and to celebrate their happiness.
But also known as "Tango no sekku", Families with young boys put up "Koi-nobori" (carp stream) in their yard and display dolls called "Musya ningyo" patterned after historical warriors and heroes to pray for their health and success in life.)

 

[Konstantin]

Прекрасно!

 

[Helm]

Thanks folks glad that's cleared up 60mm is a bit small for my old eyes alas!

 

[joepanzer]

it will be available in www.bestsoldiers.com