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We are delighted to present our next release, our interpretation of a beloved classic of literature!

Treasure Island
Series: Icons of Literature
Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 1/12

Coming soon to your favorite miniatures company.

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We'll let you know something more about it in a while, we hope you like it!

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Hi folks

It’s a nice pairing , fine sculpting of course by Pedro

Personally would have liked the pirate available on his own as a option

Can’t wait to see the boxart

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[fogie]

Such a wonderful idea....and superbly rendered. Treasure Island was one of my
favourite stories as a child...especially as a pub called 'The Admiral Benbow' in
Penzance was nearby and actually had a notch missing from the lower edge of
the sign. I expect it was deliberately made that way...but as an impressionable
young boy it was real. Good Luck with the piece...hope it does well.

Mike

 

[Steve headley]

Great sculpt looks the part well done FeR

Steve

TFB Miniatures Team

 

[Ned Ricks]

I look forward to this.

 

[Redcap]

Very cliché with the parrot on the shoulder , however he is the epitome of a childhood imaginary pirate.

Wonderful piece and so packed with 'character'.

Gary

 

[MalcC]

Well, shiver me timbers, I'm liking this one.

Malc

 

[Steve Brodie]

That looks rather nice

 

[Ned Ricks]

Suggested by the NC Wyeth illustrations?

 

[Civilwar 100]

Very nice

Barry

 

[Larsen E. Whipsnade]

Arrr! Me Hearties! 16 men on a dead man's chest! Very cool.

Rick

 

[fogie]

16 ?

Mike#

PS Ah! Got it!......you've counted yourself as the extra one ....eh?

 

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Here’s the box art

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[marco14]

this is also a very nice bust ,very nice details ,great work

Mario

 

[sd0324]

Very cliché with the parrot on the shoulder , however he is the epitome of a childhood imaginary pirate.

Wonderful piece and so packed with 'character'.

Gary

I think that's the point of it.

Steve

 

[Redcap]

I think that's the point of it.

Steve

Thanks for clearing up any lingering doubt Steve...!

Gary

 

[PropBlast]

Long John Silver is the very epitome that every pirate is based on since the book was released.