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Guys this is my latest effort. You alreadt saw the sculpt at the club. This is the painted version. Thanks for looking
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Guys this is my latest effort. You alreadt saw the sculpt at the club. This is the painted version. Thanks for looking
Steve
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excellently executed great choice of subject
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Interesting subject and great work!
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Beautifull work Steave, just beautifull........ 
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Thanks guys
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Like the pose of this colourful subject Steve, how influenced from Polish Lancers his attire is? Were this unit engaged with them?
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Amazing from Czapska to hooves & terrain
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Hi Steve,
Good show my friend. Tal-Genn.
Good show my friend. Tal-Genn.
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Thanks guys.
Ivan, these were on the Russian side. They were pretty mean. Yes their uniform really resembles that of the polish lancers but not quite
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It is totally brilliant like all your work Steve. The only thing i don;t really like 100% is the hand holding the lance. I think that it should be gripping it more. As it is, in my opinion, it looks a bit like the playmobil hands with the lance placed inside it. I think that the fingers should have been gripping the shaft and curled around it. However, it might be in impression i get from the photo. It is one thing to see pics and another to see it in real life.
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Brian I fully understand what you mean but I have to correct you on this one. These lances had a rather thick shaft. Furthermore, the area where the lance is held is wrapped around with leather making it even thicker. So a full wrap around with the fingers is not entirely possible. Hence the strap around the wrist
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As usual masterly work mate!
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Thanks Steve for pointing out the detail, sorry for the useless criticism.
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Not at all my friend. Critisism, when done in the right way, is helpful and pushes one to better results
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Yesterday i had was lucky to see this figure close up and i can confirm how misleading photos can be. My observation a couple of threads up was totally untrue and in real life, the man is actually gripping a very thick shaft. It would have been impossible to close the fingers tighter around it. It should have been obvious that you would not have accepted such a basic flaw but that is the impression one gets from the pics.
