This morning I'm putting in molds my last -by the moment- sculpture.
It is an Infantry Leutenant, 1914, based in a quite famous photograph.
The scale is 1/24 (75 mm.) and is sculpted mostly in Magic Sculp.

I saw this on face book again wow beautiful sculpting. well done this should do well for you.

Cheers

Ian

Wonderful piece!! Very nice. Congratulations.

Francisco

That's a very good sculpt, well done

Rob

Excellent sculpt as always. I like it a lot.

Xenofon

Good work!
Stefan

Excellent WW 1 figure.

Marc

Beautiful sculpting!!

In the "for what it's worth" category, there were several types of Tornister or Haversack used in 1914. Attached is an example of an officer's model 1900.

Could we see a close-up of the epaulettes and head please?

All the best,
Dan

A beautiful sculpt which I am sure will be very popular.
Here he is in the Osprey The German Army of WWI vol. 1

Roger.

Wow! Correct in every aspect - your best sculpt to date

-Rich

Thanks, Dan.
I was considering to put this model of Tornister on him. I read that in 1914 they began to make more sturdy backpack for officers, as this model was a bit flimsy.
I will look for a pic of the head and epaulettes, as the figure itself is right now inside the silicone.

Beautiful sculpting work.... and very natural pose!

beautiful....will be available at SEVRES...?!?

I hope so.

Dan, I have a pic of the head during de SBS:

I like this figure very much! Even in this stage I believe it is my favourite of your range.
Congrats!

Regards
Pedro

Excellent work!!! Congrats!

Wow - what a gem! Diego, I think that you improved slightly (if it is possible) - in respect to length of arms and folds. Need one of these
All the best! Martin