here is my latest commission work. It is the 75MM release from Scale 75 of Jack the Ripper. He is cast in all white metal and comes complete with the cobblestone ground section, wall, street lantern and drain pipe. Casting was clean and very easy to fit and assemble. As always he is painted in Vallejo acrylics with Citadel and Andrea inks for the metallics.

Great work Dan!

Joe

Great job Dan.

Surely the blood would be over the sharp, not the blunt, edge of the blade?

Very nice work dan,lovely choice of colours,I very much like the red waistcoat and blue neck wear,I'm currently working on this figure and as you say it goes together quite nicely and is well sculpted,great work as well in the brickwork,a very striking piece indeed

Excellent work Dan!

Really nice Dan! Looks like it would be fun figure to work on-
Scott

Very nice Dan,like it a lot.
Brian

ooohhhh could that be Bill Sykes around the corner......

That's a real beauty. I like it a lot.

Xenofon

thanks for the comments guys,

Great looking piece Danno. Hope you are bringing it to MFCA.
Ed

very nice work, but for my taste I find the blue collar overpainted (to much contrast in the color)

Marc

the ascott is actually purple. I guess the lighting in the photo makes it lean to the blueish side. I like the contrast actually. Gives a little splash of color to a piece that is basically dark and drab.

Hi Ed. It will be at MFCA. I also have your carbon brushes. I gotta remember to bring them for you.

And he seems to be before action, at least from the pose. So imho the blood is not in correspondence with the story. Beautiful work though.

Thnx Dano. Really appreciate. Looking for to seeing your collection of goodies for MFCA!!!!
Are the Rangers playing Saturday?
Ed

Very nice work Dan. Hope your client is pleased with it. He should be.
Only thing I would do, is to make the cobble cement between the cobbles much darker. Just my personal taste.

Regards

Ron

Thanks Ron. Client is very pleased. I may take your advice on the cobble grout. Does stand out a little more than I had planned.