As you can see the bench remains busy. Some have left to go to
customers and others to MDP for casting. There are some that have progressed since the last pic and a couple of new ones.

I do like taking pics of work in progress. This one showed me that two of those shown needed to be altered, which has now been done.

As usual sculpting in Bees Putty/Molten Clay mix or Sylmasta Magic Sculpt.

Interesting mix there Rob which are coming along nicely
Care to identify any of them are you leaving us hanging trying to work it out?
Cheers
Paul

Some good looking sculpts there Rob, I like the gangster with hand in pocket...bit of a Frank Sinatra look
Cheers
Jim

Interesting Rob

No secrets Kev
The figures on the left and right are a pair of RAF armourers lifting a rocket to load onto and aircraft. This is a commission for a new company.
The figure on the left at the back is 1/32 RAF pilot for a private customer (I've re-sculpted his crotch since I saw it was too low when I looked at this picture!)
The seated figure is 1/32 seated Luftwaffe pilot for Elan13 Miniatures.
The figure on the right at the back is a 1/35 1950's Antarctic explorer, a commission to go with a soon to be released vehicle.
The bust is a side project based on how people react to old people. It is one of a series, that I am working on when I get a break from other work, hence the relatively slow progress.

Nice collection of unfinished sculptures, Robert. You also have quite a lot to do. At least you are not bored in these times ... Good luck and fun in your further work

Cheers Borek