Early XVIIth century swashbucklers

[DintheDin]

Your sculpting quality is upgrading gear! Congrats!

[M.P.]

Thank you , next will be Franz Kafka .

[Thaddeu]

next will be Franz Kafka .

Well that's a twist I didn't see coming. Your work never ceases to impress!

[M.P.]

It will be a cockroach with a head of Franz (like in the Metamorphosis) ;p.

[Szary]

If you go with a headless cockroach, you will cross out Kafka's "The Trial" with the very same miniature. 

Also, splendid miniatures as always.

[M.P.]

Thank you . Well, that's a good idea .

[M.P.]

Some reinforcements for my army of passau

[DintheDin]

 

[M.P.]

Here's almost ready army for 15XX game and my swashbuckling skirmish.

[M.P.]

Small update on my targeteer .

[M.P.]

Pikeman ready for casting. When I'll get them casted I'll sculpt different helmets (cabasets, morions maybe burgonets).

[WillPhillips]

This time Švejk from "The Good Soldier Švejk" by Jaroslav Hašek in early XVIIth century attire. Montero cap might be a bit of a strech for my project's period, which is set in the first decade of the XVIIth century, while proofs for monteros are from late 1620s, but It suits Svejk well .

This may be your best sculpt yet! The face is so expressive!

[M.P.]

Thank you .

[M.P.]

This time I'd like to show you a dolly, which I've just sent to the caster. As soon as I'll get them back I'll start making musketeers and dragoons.

[Metternich]

The Good Soldier Sveik figure is a hoot !  Looks just like a 17th century transformed figure of the WW 1 illustrations from the book !  Bravo !