"The Warrior " Polish Winged Hussar.... Coming soon

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

Hello to everyone..... "The Warrior "Polish Winged Hussar. Figure 90mm white metal.

 

[mortier]

Compliments,very unusual and interesting
Very fine sculpting

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

Compliments,very unusual and interesting
Very fine sculpting[/quot
Thanks....

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

 

[Nap]

Hi Edu ,

That's looking nice like the way he is holding that wheel lock pistol , the details look really well done .

I was intrigued about the helmet so thanks for the picture and I must admit it's good to see a Polish release with no wings on his back

Looking forward to seeing more

Thanks for sharing this

Nap

 

[Gaudin]

Lovely figure.
Carabella looks a bit strange, blade is very thin, handle and guard seem small and stubby. Can you share reference that was used?

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

Lovely figure.
Carabella looks a bit strange, blade is very thin, handle and guard seem small and stubby. Can you share reference that was used?

Coming soon all information and images on www.dolmanminiatures.com.
The references that I was used all historic references

 

[Gaudin]

Cool, looking forward to that.

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

Cool, looking forward to that.

I chose this type of sword

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

 

[Gaudin]

None of carabella's you have shown has the type of guard that was modelled, I thought it was very unusual and was hoping there was a reference. The guards are much thiner and delicate, flatter and wider at the ends, but certainly not round like in 3d Model.
It will certainly look more elegant (its a beautiful weapon) if you choose to thin them out. At the moment it looks crude and half finished. Same goes for the scabbard clasp - preferably thinner and longer (as indeed shown in all the references above).

I also think scabbard should be wider to account for a fairly wide blade, but its may be just my preference.

Good job overall (and no stereotype wings ) its a very nice figure, looking forward to box art. Helmet wings usually have cut outs to make them lighter (like hearts in you reference pictures) - was it omitted to help with casting?

 

[juan antonio perez]

Una auténtica pasada Eduardo!!! La informacion adicional de lujo macho

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

None of carabella's you have shown has the type of guard that was modelled, I thought it was very unusual and was hoping there was a reference. The guards are much thiner and delicate, flatter and wider at the ends, but certainly not round like in 3d Model.
It will certainly look more elegant (its a beautiful weapon) if you choose to thin them out. At the moment it looks crude and half finished. Same goes for the scabbard clasp - preferably thinner and longer (as indeed shown in all the references above).

I also think scabbard should be wider to account for a fairly wide blade, but its may be just my preference.

Good job overall (and no stereotype wings ) its a very nice figure, looking forward to box art. Helmet wings usually have cut outs to make them lighter (like hearts in you reference pictures) - was it omitted to help with casting?

Hi
this sword was my reference It is the same way It became a little wider to prevent breakage.
You see the sword big in your PC screen but it has my millimetres thick
you can file the sword if you want.Hearts helmet is the same reason

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

Una auténtica pasada Eduardo!!! La informacion adicional de lujo macho

Muchas Gracias... Many thanks

 

[EDUARDO SANCHEZ BARBERO]

None of carabella's you have shown has the type of guard that was modelled, I thought it was very unusual and was hoping there was a reference. The guards are much thiner and delicate, flatter and wider at the ends, but certainly not round like in 3d Model.
It will certainly look more elegant (its a beautiful weapon) if you choose to thin them out. At the moment it looks crude and half finished. Same goes for the scabbard clasp - preferably thinner and longer (as indeed shown in all the references above).

I also think scabbard should be wider to account for a fairly wide blade, but its may be just my preference.

Good job overall (and no stereotype wings ) its a very nice figure, looking forward to box art. Helmet wings usually have cut outs to make them lighter (like hearts in you reference pictures) - was it omitted to help with casting?

 

[Gaudin]

I hope this helps

 

[Roc]

Beautifully sculpted..............

 

[Mirofsoft]

Good 3D rendering

But ... just imagine a bird without feathers