Hello All,
With most parts done bar the bayonet and entrenching handle ,this is basically how the pair look together.I might yet redo the hair on the wounded guy.
Comments welcome .
Andy

Excellent piece Andy. I'll certainly be buying this one.

Brilliant Andy

Brilliant is the word! You can put me down for one also, if for nothing else but to study your technique! A tricky pose, masterfully executed!

All the best,
Dan

WOW, Andy!

Scale 1:35...?

Cheers

I reckon this would have to be your best piece Andy in my opinion anyway.Well done mate.

awesome!
As usual.
I agree, the wounded guy's hair needs to respond to the pull of gravity a bit.......but other than that another masterpiece!

Good indication of weight and effort. hard to do and well done.

Colin

masterwork all around.
I would buy one.

marc

Very nicely done. Another talented sculptor whose work keeps getting better.

Very nicely done. Another talented sculptor whose work keeps getting better.

Very nicely done. Another talented sculptor whose work keeps getting better.

Really nice job Andy!

Amazing job, Andy! I have an old book by John Masefield about Galipoli, published in 1919, with contemporary photos in - this is one of those emotive pics!
Fantastic stuff!

Steve

Will look out for that in the UK markets, great figures.

Hi Andy...a great concept and sculpt...but...the classic and proper firemans carry would have the wounded mans left arm coming over the right side of the carriers head...opposite to your rendition. IMHO...this would better balance the work and allow for the rifle to be over the wounded mans back. Am sure men were carried this way in "the heat of battle"...but it appears a bit awkward as shown.
That having been said, I buy this piece as is and make the adjustments...it is a great bit of sculpting and an emotional piece.

Thanks for your comments guys,There will be no great adjustment to this pair (we have been through it all before).
Cheers
Andy

Wow!!!!!!!! Andy, they look fantastic! Look forward to see them in the flesh.

Regards,John

Excellent as usual.

Best regards lars


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Cracking job Andy, a complex piece of planning on this winner.
As Colin says a good sense of weight and effort without being overdone.
Love the 'I might have been shot but there's no way I'm dropping my hat attitude.
Cheers
Derek