Identify figure -- girl bathing in tub

[Calimero]

Not sure if I'll use her in my game now.   

Sometime I find that figures that look a little too small (or a little too big) compare to other figures in my collection look just fine once painted… maybe you should give it a try

[Poiter50]

Bathtime for Bubbles is perhaps a bit small and a bit modern but by removing some of the accessories or mixing and matching with Eurekas Ophelia, you can create a nice vignette. I would like to see the women in the tub with handmaiden pouring water from a ewer produced again.

[Schogun]

She works just fine after all.




The Predicament:

Colonel Depardieu doesn't quite know what to do with Mademoiselle Boulon.

[marianas_gamer]

Love the scene.  I am sure that Colonel Depardieu will come up with a solution 

[Calimero]

Told you that once painted…

Very nice paintjob I’m curious about the tub though… is it scratch build?

[Schogun]

The tub is from a Bayardi pack -- M54/13 Wooden Tubs & Bucket (1/32).

[Poiter50]

Bayardi? Link? Not a manufacturer/brand that I am familiar with?

[Schogun]

Armand P. Bayardi is a US company, makers of terrain items for dioramas.

From another post: "The quality of his work is unsurpassed, as far as I have seen. He was a jeweler in the past, and it shows in the detail he puts into his work. In addition, he is one of the best resin casters working anywhere today."

I can concur.

There is no mailing address or website shown on the product tag. Can't find a Bayardi website either, but there are many links to US retailers who stock it. Don't know about UK/Europe stockists.

Not much help. Sorry.

[Michi]

Bubbles and an Hasslefree conversion...







...plus my tribute to the Phlondlewell twins:

[Poiter50]

Oh, very nice, I sense some sort of theme?

[Silent Invader]

Crikey.       More soapy godessness...... 

[Chairface]

Outstanding! Beautiful paint jobs!