RK54-49
Ufficiale Inglese 29° Rgt - 1849
Scale: mm 54
Scultore: Antonio Zapatero Guardini
Pittore: Danilo Cartacci
Materiale: white metal

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Nice figure and great painting by Danilo as usual.

I would probably change the statue's head as it may be offensive to some people.

For me the head is just a piece of a statue of an abandoned temple in the forest. Nothing else

Looks like a great sculpt and I like the subject. Will most likely be buying this at some point.

SOMETHING IS ALWAYS GOING TO OFFEND SOMEBODY! DAMN THAT!

Sid Horton also produced one of these for his Chota Sahib range many years ago, this is a beauty as well. I shall be getting this as it ticks all the right boxes for me.

Another stunning painted figure by Danilo.
The sculpt is perfect.

Marc

I need to apologize for lipping off. Sorry.--

I like this nice figure.

Great figure, good regiment and an interesting campaign. The figure fits either battles of the Punjab campaign but I'd name him as at Chilianwala as its so iconic for the Worcestershire Regiment. Love the padded jacket.

With that statue on the ground is the figure supposed to be in Burma?

great character and excellent painting.

Why do you do now because of this head such a discussion would be an SS manwould not say what!

It is part of your history.


Cheers

Hendryk

YES! Bring on the Victorian figures!

Beautiful job and a must -have for me, even though I find 54mm figures harder and harder to see! This is a faithful copy, except for the minor detail of the separate (?) cover on the forage cap's peak, of Fig. 50 in Michael Barthorp's British Infantry Uniforms Since 1660.

Oh dear Carl-prepare for the abuse, the last bloke who said that got 5 pages of it and went away-you must not give opinions about Mr Cartacci's work...did someone mention producton line?