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Completed Tripolitania & Puccini - Italian Officer, Lybia 1940 (1/35)

Discussion in 'Sculpting' started by helder agostinho, Apr 23, 2018.

  1. helder agostinho Well-Known Member

    I was inspired by a character from the Hugo Pratt book, "Un Fortin En Dancalie" (Les Scorpions Du Desert).
    Thanks Hugo Pratt for the isnpiration...
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    Thanks.
    helder agostinho, Apr 23, 2018
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  2. marios1 Active Member

    Fine figfure indeed...it will be under THE BODY /Hunikum label?????
    He will be alone or you will sculpt other desert italian figures????


    Mario.
    marios1, May 29, 2018
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  3. vincenzo Well-Known Member

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    Wow! very nice work!
    vincenzo, Jun 6, 2018
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  4. Oda A Fixture

    Exceptional work.The fact that it is inspired by my beloved Hugo Pratt is a plus.

    Oda.
    Oda, Jun 6, 2018
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  5. Cristian Sartori Active Member

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    beautiful, it is very interesting.
    Cristian Sartori, Jun 6, 2018
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  6. blaster A Fixture

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    Very nice sculpting. However, it appears that the head is slightly smaller from a couple of the photos.
    blaster, Jun 6, 2018
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  7. franceso sbarile A Fixture

    great sculpt work and very nice subject.
    Francesco
    franceso sbarile, Jun 7, 2018
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  8. Mike Stevens PlanetFigure Supporter

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    Very nice sculpt.
    Mike Stevens, Jun 7, 2018
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  9. clrsgt A Fixture

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    Nice sculpt; something a little different for the WWII group.
    clrsgt, Jun 7, 2018
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