Anyway, I've been sculpting some figures to sit alongside the Richard Ansell style "Minden" and "Crann Tara" ranges.
My most recent sculpts are some Fusiliers de la Morliere from the 1740's period, here's some photos
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Sculpting
I've actually been quite busy recently on the hobby side of things, but not been posting much here as I've been on the "A Military Gentleman" forum. This is a forum for those who've bought John Ray's fantastic book of the same name. If you haven't got it I would strongly recommend it, if you love beautifully sculpted miniatures, great painting and lots and lots of atmospheric photos of the same then buy it now. Best single purchase I've ever made in the hobby.
Anyway, I've been sculpting some figures to sit alongside the Richard Ansell style "Minden" and "Crann Tara" ranges.
My most recent sculpts are some Fusiliers de la Morliere from the 1740's period, here's some photos
Anyway, I've been sculpting some figures to sit alongside the Richard Ansell style "Minden" and "Crann Tara" ranges.
My most recent sculpts are some Fusiliers de la Morliere from the 1740's period, here's some photos
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2 comments:
They look good John.
Are you using the eBob dollies again?
Greg Horne
Greg,
No the figs have been sculpted on dollies from Crann Tara Miniatures. These are sculpted by Richard Ansell of "Minden" fame and are compatible in style and scale.
Graham, the owner of Crann Tara, kindly gave me the dollies to use for these sculpts.
John
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