Gidday All,
Here,s a little more progress with the duo.A change of helmet and some smoothing and sanding .Comments welcome.
Andy

You gotta get top marks for originality Andy, this one and the Muleteer ain't even been considered by others in the past. Hope they get the support you deserve mate.

An important aspect for this one will be getting the hands right, have you considered doing them as an integral part of the patient perhaps? A thought only mate, you have it all over me in the sculpting department.

Take care,
Mike

Great sculpting Andy, you've really given painters a rich canvas to bring out the emotions in this scene.

Great sculpting.
Wonderful modeling technology.
I think a very amazing work.

Mitsutaka

Andy, great sculpting, I really like the facial expression, to me it comes across as one of sadness and determination.
Looking forward to completion.

Cheers Ken

That's a really moving & original "vignette bust" you've created Andy!!! Welldone!!!!

Ray

Thanks for all you comments Guys it is much appreciated.Mike,I hope to cast one arm onto the body of the casualty and the other arm seperate.So basically a body with two heads!an arm ,stand and helmet ,that should be it.
Thanks again
Andy

Very original work Andy, not easy to tell a story with a bust.Well done.

Cheers David

David,
thanks for the comments.I think the most importent feature is the medics right arm.I have the palm turned slightly upward,this represent some hope in the scene,if I had the palm facing downwards then it would change the mood of the vingette to a negative position.
Andy