Catherine the Great - coming soon.

[Annie]

I thought I'd deviate from my usual shieldmaidens and celts with "Something completely different". So amongst my growing ranges of female figures, I am occasionally dropping in the odd "Historical Female Characters", as a treat really. So this was my Christmas present to myself (and available for you to buy from next week!), Catherine the Great herself.

I can't wait to see her painted up.



Cheers
Annie
The Dice Bag Lady
Bad Squiddo Games

[Bindonblood]

Very nice. I think I'll try and pick her up.

Oh, that doesn't sound quite how I meant it to...

[commissarmoody]

Pretty cool, looking forward to seeing her painted up.

[OSHIROmodels]

Lovely sculpt 

cheers

James

[General Lee]

Very cool Annie. What about pocahontas? 

[Emir of Askaristan]

An excellent figure and a somewhat different choice too!

I'll be having one !

[MaleGriffin]

SWEET!       

Who made the sculpt?

I don't even have Russians from the period and I'm gonna get her!

[von Lucky]

Alan really has a great sculpting style for this period.

[Annie]

Thanks all, the sculptor is Alan Marsh, he's brilliant. I used him for this as he seemed the perfect guy for the job, and was so impressed he's gone straight onto my regular team of sculptors with a big long list of models to work on He's also sculpted a new shieldmaiden champion, and is working on 23 sculpts for my Salute release (still a secret!)

Thanks for the kind words, I was a bit petrified posting in "these parts" as I haven't been here before  so really glad you like her! I had the inked master cast at Vapnartak yesterday and she got a load of attention too!

Annie

[carlos marighela]

Very nice Alan is a brilliant sculptor. Would love to see a Maria Quitéria figure.

[Grimjack]

I think that's a great miniature, someone should write an article about her for the world's foremost tabletop gaming magazine....

[Michi]

Very matching sculpt! I´d buy her...

[commissarmoody]

Very nice Alan is a brilliant sculptor. Would love to see a Maria Quitéria figure.

I have never heard about her, I will have to look her up.

[WillieB]

Great looking figure again Annie!

Possible additions to your growing range of (warrior) ladies:
Queen Zenobia of Palmyra
and especially Queen Dahlia /Khamina of the Berbers.

Scatach, Cuchulain's mentor and perhaps Aife, his lover, too.

Meabh, Queen of Ulster,

Muirisc  Irish pirate 'queen" of the 6th C.

[Adam]

There's also Emilia Plater if you're after horse and musket era heroines