Below are some photos of a recent sculpt still waiting to have random splashes of paint thrown at it. He is an English infantryman about to meet his end at the battle of Bannockburn. Sculpted in Magic Sculp, Duro, plastic card, wire and wood, in 75mm. My influences were the excellent Keith Durham figures of yesteryear.

hi Robert
the accuracy of this work is really impressive
i like it

Seb.

Robert, extremely well sculpted. Those Keith Durham figures were definitely an inspiration for me, in my opinion one of the best sculptors in the hobby.

Cheers
Roc

Cool piece. I'm a real sucker for those war hammers, just kinda like 'em. I do have to say, I would look at the fingers on the left hand though. They look far too long IMO. Fun stuff!

Jay H.
OKC

Very well sculpted ,I like it.
Regards Jose Luis

Very nice figure! Lovely killer

brilliant. Just brilliant

Great sculpt,Robert.
It'll look great painted too,but I'm with Jay on those fingers.

Excellent sculpting Robert.
Now, throw some paint on it, and let us enjoy the finished piece.

marc

Great sculpture! I like the pose, its character and the warhammer!

Excellent sculpture, I like it!!

I like it. The face has alot of character too. well done

Stephen Mallia

Thank you all for your comments.

Jay I've looked at this figure many times and not noticed the fingers before! They will be adjusted.

I tend to do a few sculpts and then do a few paint jobs, so this chap will have to wait until I have finished my 1/48 Austrian WW1 pilot sculpt for his paint.

Well done, Robert! Great pose!

All the best,
Dan