Hi everyone! Continuing with the Roman commission for this week I have one more figure finished.
This is a beautiful sculpt from Italeri in 54mm scale of a Roman "Flag Bearer - Signifer" .
The only flaw with this figure is that the two pieces of the mould are connected wrong in the middle of his face..This leaves an awkward line and destroys a nice sculpted face. The line can't be cut of because this will damage the details. Anyway, painted looks fine if you look its profile :)
You can see that in the right photo below.
This figure sure could take much more layering on the cloth , but as I wrote in the previous post I sould stay low in budget ... Some more pictures below from every angle.
This is a beautiful sculpt from Italeri in 54mm scale of a Roman "Flag Bearer - Signifer" .
The only flaw with this figure is that the two pieces of the mould are connected wrong in the middle of his face..This leaves an awkward line and destroys a nice sculpted face. The line can't be cut of because this will damage the details. Anyway, painted looks fine if you look its profile :)
You can see that in the right photo below.
This figure sure could take much more layering on the cloth , but as I wrote in the previous post I sould stay low in budget ... Some more pictures below from every angle.
That's all for now..Hope you like my little Roman :)
'Till next time...
Stay safe and Healthy, and of course...
Keep Up the Brushes!!
Impressive brushwork, sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you sir :)
DeleteBeautifull work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Michal! Glad you like him:)
DeleteVery nice work! This flag bearer comes out “truly classical” like from a book. Great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for you kind words Dmitry :)
DeleteYou did a very nice job on him ! Fantastic !
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Thanks Mario!
DeleteSuperbe!!
ReplyDeleteMerci Phil!! :)
DeleteAmazing job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Viluir!
DeleteLovely painting of a great figure!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean! Glad you like him :)
DeleteLittle? 54mm is huge!
ReplyDeleteGreat job sir
Hahaha... yes it is ,if you compare to 1:72 you are right :)
DeleteThanks!