Who what and why...post the Charge

[Wings5797]

Almost finished on the Lord Cardigan……at long last. There are the jacket arms and leather gloves need to get some light and shade on them and I think that will be it.
I have tried to include elements that were relevant to the charge; the written order, the M1815 pattern George Potter Bugle on witch William (Bill) Britten sounded the charge and with some difficulty the Horses.
I hope that you like the idea?

Keith
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These are the original pictures that have decided to show themselves.
Sorry for the confusion
Keith

 

[ometz]

Very nice. Who is the manufacturer (or is this sculpted)?

 

[Wings5797]

Very nice. Who is the manufacturer (or is this sculpted)?

Many thanks
The Figure is from Mike French, Sadly Mike stopped Sculpting and Casting some time ago.
The sabretache and bugle I sculpted myself.
Keith

 

[MoboSchreuder]

Beautiful , very excellent paintwork

Mobo

 

[Cannonball]

Super job Keith and great work on the sabretache/bugle.

 

[Wings5797]

Beautiful , very excellent paintwork

Mobo

Many thanks Mobo.
I am very pleased that you like this piece.
Best wishes
Keith

 

[Wings5797]

Super job Keith and great work on the sabretache/bugle.

Thank you my friend.
The sabretache is from cut flat pasticard freehand painted, and the Bugle is rolled and scupted from Milliput.
All the best
Keith

 

[bucsfan21]

Great Job! Thanks for sharing. Very colorful piece of work and I love the additional items you added to the figure. The Charge will never grow old to this history buff! Thanks for sharing!

Terry Martin-member of the Atlanta Miniature Figure Society of Atlanta, G A

 

[Wings5797]

Great Job! Thanks for sharing. Very colorful piece of work and I love the additional items you added to the figure. The Charge will never grow old to this history buff! Thanks for sharing!

Terry Martin-member of the Atlanta Miniature Figure Society of Atlanta, G A

Thank you Terry.
It is always great to converse with like-minded Miniaturists.
Very best wishes Sir
Keith