Pegaso Models Gaul Chieftain

CODE:
200-045
CATEGORY: Busts 1:9 (200mm)
SCULPTOR:Luca Marras
PAINTERiego Ruina
MATERIAL:Resin
PIECES:13
WEIGHT:150
SIZE:100
SCALE:1:9

http://www.pegasomodels.com/productdetails_en.asp?id=903#

That Ruina kid sure can paint! Love this bust.

I like it. Reminds me of Gerard Depardieu a bit.

just a bit? It's really him (on steroids)

Great Face, but the Helmet, i don`t know ?

CHeers

Hendryk

Haha just been looking up pics of Gerard!

I'm not sure of that neither.Seems good stuff for another new -historical accuracy- discussion

Gerard

Agreed

I do not know if this discussion makes much sense, some editor is unteachable

Cheers

Hendryk

Yep it's a 'toughed' up version of Gérard Depardieu's Obelix. The wee bum on the end of the nose is the giveaway
Pretty good fun though and great paint job, historical accuracy aside.
Cheers
Derek

A French viking!

Should we keep our daughters under lock and key tonight?

This one is on to buy at Euro.
What a great bust.

Marc

Nice pair of horns.

lol

U should drop a little of bromide in your tea, Pedro!!

I used sometimes this kind of verbal sedatives to wash the tongue of some jokers. No offense intended.

Very nice indeed

I agree with you all about the facial resemblance and the historical acuracy of the helmet.
Anyway it´s a great sculpt and the painting work of Diego is top level for me. It´s a good bust to paint.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

This is nicely sculpted, with loads of skilfully-done detail. Although it's much easier to pull off at 1/9 it's still good to see a shield that's nearly scale thickness rather than the tabletops we see too frequently. Some of the anatomy bothers me (the neck in particular, couple of problems there) but overall I think it makes a good bust... accuracy aside.

I'd give my eye teeth to see the references used. Steel horns, really?

This is a brilliant example of something that's had to be said many far too many times before - about how little additional effort it would have taken to make a much better representation of the supposed subject.

Einion