What would you like to see sculpted as a bust

[TonyT]

Whilst someone mentioned Vietnam helmet art, I would like to see some of the modern ones, this link shows both BTW for Viet see link on page


http://www.scale-rotors.com/forum/topic/helmet-art

 

[JasonB]

200mm or 1/9...or larger

 

[captnenglish]

Always though this would make a great bust (Yes I know Dolya Arts Or something like that did one but try to find one).

 

[Patrick Kamsma]

I hope someone will produce a bust or figure of Ezio Auditore (game: Assissins Creed).

Grtz
Patrick

 

[SerjeantWildgoose]

Don McCullin's 'Shell-shocked US Marine' in 150mm.

 

[Edorta]

I always wanted to paint Blas de Lezo y Olavarrieta (3 February 1689 – 7 September 1741), also known as "Patapalo" (Pegleg), and later as "Mediohombre" (Half-man) for the many wounds suffered in his long military life, was a Spanish admiral, and one of the greatest strategists and commanders in the history of the Spanish Navy. He is best known for participating in the defence of Cartagena in 1741.

Since I was child I admired this man, he never loosed a combat in the sea. There was a portrait in the museum house of Antonio de Oquendo, close to my house, in my neighborhood. Today is culture center. This one show here is in the Naval Museum of Madrid.

http://www.mininet.tv/egminiatures.html

 

[Theodoros]

A non shown before byzantine (varanghian or whatever) in a "dynamic" pose of bust should be a pleasant surprice...!

 

[marius'mules]

A series of Roman Legionaries; with a "on campaign" look, and enemies of Rome from the Punic & Macedonian wars up to the late Republic era would be nice.

 

[Scotty]

Like the idea of the 93rd Highlander from the Indian Mutiny but I've thought for a long while that if I had the skill I'd do this guy, Lt Col Colin Cambell Mitchell aka "Mad Mitch" I can heartily recommend the book as well.
Scotty.

 

[pipetrepid]

don`t see a lot dealing with the french and indian wars, american revolution or the war of 1812.

 

[garyjd]

One I've wanted to see for years now....
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Craig

If they do a bust that looks like John Wayne buy it before the company gets a cease and desist. My understanding is the Wayne estate is just as aggrresive to squash such things. George Lucas on the other hand would probably do enough to make a company go under. Not trying to be a killjoy it's just the way things are.

 

[marius'mules]

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I don't know if Edward "Mick" Mannock has ever been done in the past; but I've always thought that this pic would make for a good "on campaign" look for a bust of him with full arms and his torso going down to about the top of the bottom pockets on the flight coat.

Or even better-- a full figure in 120mm

 

[Nap]

Steve ,
Thanks for the idea, WW1 is a mass of ideas and possibilities, Mannock has been done and released by Hawk Miniatures , sculpted by Carl Reid , box art by Paul Blaber .

Gary ,
You raise a good possibility and highligts how careful manufacturers have to be .

Thanks guys

Nap

 

[Chris K]

Like the idea of the 93rd Highlander from the Indian Mutiny but I've thought for a long while that if I had the skill I'd do this guy, Lt Col Colin Cambell Mitchell aka "Mad Mitch" I can heartily recommend the book as well.
Scotty.

"Lt Col Mad Mitch"' a legend !!! not in parade uniform tho - campaign dress would be much better - but love the idea almost as much as the 93rd Indian mutiny action half figure, in fact Scottish and British martial history is so rich and not seen enough or how about the middle guy from the Commando monument at achnacarry - truely great bust idea !!!

Or the lead guy from the Commando monument at achnacarry as seen below

 

[Robert Malone]

I would like to see a bust of Geronimo, apatche warrior.