Mutineer British

[OSHIROmodels]

Very nicely done there dear boy 

Is it me or do a couple of the figure poses look like they're drunk on parade (paticulary the chap at the front with the white beard)?

cheers

James

[Furt]

Loving this Indian Mutiny stuff - very tempting! 

[sepoy1857]

Very nicely done there dear boy 

Is it me or do a couple of the figure poses look like they're drunk on parade (paticulary the chap at the front with the white beard)?

cheers

James

LOL Could just be the blasted heat...or a bad curry.

[anvil]

awsome job,,, love the era too!!  am reading again,, for the dozenth time.. Lord Roberts autobiography,,

anvil

[Malamute]

I suppose they look ok.

[Thunderchicken]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm! Nice. 

[Svennn]

Marching in shell jackets

[ardbeg]

lovely as always !

[carlos marighela]

At the risk of being labelled a button counter, what puts me off these figures is the width of the crossbelts, it makes the figures look like they are children or are wearing 18th castoffs. I know that many sculptors make, the equipment too narrow, especially for the 18thC but these appear to have gone too far the other way. I say this whilst looking at a selection of contemporary prints and lithographs and at least one period photo. Just looks odd to me. It's a pity, as otherwise they seem nicely sculpted.

[Svennn]

Another Highland officer, this time with a simplified tartan which I intend to use for the second unit. I have done a simple guide for this tartan in pdf if anybody wants a copy just let me know.



cheers   Svennn

[Malamute]

Hoots Man!
I like him, lots of character

[Phil Robinson]

Nice one Svenn, that look on his face says just what he will do with that claymore if riled.

[gamer Mac]

Lovely figure

and Malamute
Nobody says hoots man

its more like Hoots mon

[Thunderchicken]

I always doff my hat to anyone who paints tartan. Nice work.

[M Blakey]

  would love to see a group photo of the whole project 

great painting he is very charasmatic