Hi Guys,

Some hazy pics of my latest 120mm figure, Warburton's Rgt, Nova Scotia, 1747, based on the attached pic. Sculpted in Milliput over a resin torso and wire armatures, still lots of detailing to add. Hopefully, better pics to follow, as it progresses!

Thanks for looking

That's looking nice mate, interesting subject to paint by the look of the illustration.
Cheers
Steve

Blimey, he looks cold. That will paint up well and basing it will be an interesting exercise.

Phil

Interesting figure.
Sure looks like a Nova Scotia winter.

Interesting and beautiful figure. Do you know what brand will produce it?

Cheers

Thanks guys. This will be commercial, in time, but Im not at liberty to say from whom, just yet!

I dont know where the pic is from, Kev. It was sent to me by the company who commissioned the sculpt....!

I think that maybe it's a Don Troiani sheet.

Cheers

Francisco

On the version I posted, there looks like the signature RLG, or possibly C - not apparent on Nap's version with a background...

Hi guys,

Some further progress on this one. Most of the work done, now onto all the detailing and adding the fiddly bits!

Nice work Steve. Coincidentally, I am just reading "Redcoats Along The Hudson", which mentions this regiment (45th of Foot - Nottinghamshire).

Phil

Cheers Phil - I looked up the 45th and discovered they became the Notts Rgt, too!

He looks good Steve, you have captured the feeling of being cold very well.

Thanks Kev, thanks Rob - the pose has turned out well, Im pleased with that. Like Ive said, I need to do all the fiddly bits now, to bring it all together...

Nice progress mate, looking good.
Cheers
Steve

Thanks Steve - still a way to go!

Ah, King George's War! We took Louisbourg but had to give it back in the peace. Very cool subject (no pun intended, but I'll take it)!

Prost!
Brad