Roc my friend , thanks a lot. I will be working on it soon

Sebastien , i apopreciate french women a lot as they look now !!!!!! Thanks foir your support

Stephen thanks a lot my friend. I will keep on trying

Damn fine for a first attempt if you ask me. Keep going Costas!

Jay H.
OKC

Looks great Costas. Hope to see her painted after your return.

Great!!!

Hallo Costas,

hi my friend, a real great work!!! Your Revolution woman ist an excellent sculpting, full of atmosphere. You can realy feel the anger and power of this woman to stop the aristocratic rule in France.

I'm very much impressed and I'm very curious to see the figurine painted.

Many greetings from Bavaria
The home of the Greece King Otto

Bruno

Very fine beginning!!! Keep at it by all means!!! Sculpting is such a blast!!!

All the best,
Dan

Very good sculpting.
Thank god I'm not married to her

Costas, excellent work, my friend! This is a truly inspiring work, especially for your first effort. Bravo!

Kyle

Nice work, Costas.

I'm not sure if its the perspective of the pics, but I think her left arm maybe a tad too long. If it were extended it looks like the tips of her fingers would be level with her knee.
Its nice work, nonetheless.

Thankjs a lot Jay !!!!! I will keep on !!

Thanks a lot Guy. Ihave a bit extended plans for her ,since i need to do refining before painting. But i will paint it !!!

Dear Bruno Hi !!!! I hope i will see you next time in Greece !!! Thanks for your support

Thanks Dan. Sculpting indeed is something else !!!! Amazing

Well Vergillius , i will be soon preparing her husband so you wont get messed with her !!! Thanks

Kyle thanks for your comments !!!

Dear Paul Richard thanks for your comments. I have checked many many times the length of the armature in every point . And on the anatomical charts and the micrometer the hands look pretty much the same . But maybe the different pose and ancle of them , makes this effect . Anyway is good to have an eye on these things !!!! Thanks do much

Right on, Costas.

It sure must be the angle of the pics, an optical illusion. I hope you didn't think I was bein' too critical.

Regards, Paul.