(officer before the last modification for the sword)
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W.i.p. Prussian officers for command standing set
(officer before the last modification for the sword)
(officer before the last modification for the sword)
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winged hussar
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05 Apr 2009, 11:30
Dear Winged Hussar,
Your sculpting work looks so good and professional.
I went through your posts since you joined this forum.
You started at such young age with sculpting: about 20 years I understood?
Your technique is astonishing.
It looks like the grey putty is your own work.
But the light brown plastic or resin bodyparts: are those from a commercial manufacturors or copies of your own work too?
Your sculpting work looks so good and professional.
I went through your posts since you joined this forum.
You started at such young age with sculpting: about 20 years I understood?
Your technique is astonishing.
It looks like the grey putty is your own work.
But the light brown plastic or resin bodyparts: are those from a commercial manufacturors or copies of your own work too?
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Cryns
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11 Nov 2015, 15:33
Thank you at all
Mr Cryns Thank you for following me in these years.
I started making modelling since I was 14 years old, but i started to sculpt soldiers at 20 years (today i have 27 years )
I'm hardly satisfied with some pieces and this was definitely what made me improve in these years
Another most difficult part of my work is the historical research, also receiving constructive and interesting suggestion to give historical correct figure
I always try to sculpt at best to give satisfaction to myself and collectors who want to see or buy these products
For your question,depends of the figure: the grey part is totaly self-building with "Grey stuff", sometimes I also use parts of plastic soldiers or use dummy/mannequin as bases for my work of sculpting ,other times part of my resin soldiers,depends what i need ,
Mr Cryns Thank you for following me in these years.
I started making modelling since I was 14 years old, but i started to sculpt soldiers at 20 years (today i have 27 years )
I'm hardly satisfied with some pieces and this was definitely what made me improve in these years
Another most difficult part of my work is the historical research, also receiving constructive and interesting suggestion to give historical correct figure
I always try to sculpt at best to give satisfaction to myself and collectors who want to see or buy these products
For your question,depends of the figure: the grey part is totaly self-building with "Grey stuff", sometimes I also use parts of plastic soldiers or use dummy/mannequin as bases for my work of sculpting ,other times part of my resin soldiers,depends what i need ,
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winged hussar
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05 Apr 2009, 11:30
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