Hello,
As some of you know I have done some sculpts for my own production (for my mark that is simply called Roberto Chaudon) besides working for other marks like Pegaso Models. I have a new sculpt, a Viking Bust of the X century. Modeled with Magic Sculpt. There will be copies in resin soon. If you are interested you can contact me by PM or in my web site for more details: http://robertochaudonblog.blogspot.com/
Here you can see photos of the master.
Thanks
Roberto

stunning work, i like a lot , even if busts are not my preferite products your work is proding me a lot..

cheers

stefano

Superb. Hardy

Very nice bust, Roberto! I love it!

Keep up the good work!

All the best,

Eddy

Very cool Roberto. Excellent sculpting.

This piece is simply brilliant.
Superb sculpting,I'll be in the line up for this one.

Now that is a beautiful sculpture, worth buying.


Cheers
Roc

Roberto, Superb sculpting and amazing detail work. Excellent.

Cheers Ken

Well done Roberto. Really nice work. Exceptional detail.

Looking forward to seeing it shortly - I see that the Magic Sculpt came in handy

Cheers
Matt

Awesome sculpting.

marc

NICE! Really like the detail on the axe and helmet!

Jay H.

Stunning work Roberto, very well sculpted.

Cheers David

Excellent work Roberto !!!

Hello,
Thanks to all people interested I appreciate your words!

Best regards

Roberto

Soon to be reviewed here on Planet Figure

Thanks Roberto

Tommi

Hi Roberto,

A lovely piece of work which will definately be going into the grey army

Keith

Some lovely work on this Roberto. But similar question to the one I asked Carl here, is the shield that thick to aid in casting? In the side view it looks to be about 2cm in scale thickness, from surviving examples the average edge thickness is maybe 8mm but might be as little as 4mm!

Someone else mentions diameter in the other thread and the typical range is 80-90cm, which could equate with a full head width beyond each shoulder.

Einion

Tommi: thanks to you!

Tecumsea: that's good news

Einion: I think that the sculptors in general adapt the historical themes to the artistic/production lenguage into the acceptable parameters in function to the information that has up to now

Thanks to you for your kind words!

Hi Roberto,

I've just ordered mine from El Greco,

Keith