Hi Tony,
I,m basing the duo on the flickriver image above(from Mike).I will post some progress images soon.
Andy

Dont forget me, Cobber
This interesting link about Fromelle, featuring statue from above.
Cheers Les

http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/stories/raymartin/259422/dont-forget-me-cobber

Hello All,
Some more progress so far.The webbing has been worked on at the back.Not a lot will be seen from the front as the carrier is leaning forward.Comments welcome.
Andy

Hi Andy, the pic is one of the iconic images of the ANZAC's at Gallipoli, and a really challgening subject to sculpt. Kudos to you for having a go at it.

Hi Tony,
If only you said the same thing about my 90mm LightHorseman )).
Andy

I think I prefer the horse and trooper bust to the Light-horseman (http://www.acmodels.co.nz/world-war-1/). This current pair are something special though.

Best wishes,

Mike

Andy, certainly coming along, a couple of things . the loose webbing hanging at back of both figs looks a little overscale, and I dont think that in the original pic it is a water bottle on the wounded guy, the item is in shadow and is some sort of frame/webbing as you can see through it (study real carefully). will the figs be seperate or one casting??
Cheers Les

Hello All,
Here are some progress photos.The head of the carrier may look a little small until a hat is placed on his head.Most of the work is done ,with the bayonets and frog to make.
comments welcome,
Andy

Andy, you may have missed my question previously, will this be a single casting (apart from the equipment) or two? And my comment on webbing straps, looking over scale? your thoughts? Still working on your 30.cal gunner' very slow work but may have some pics soon' if I can get flesh tones correct for Maori lad.
Cheers Les

Hi Andy

thats great - i like it .

I just think you should give the injured party the carbine in his hand, as if he does not want to let him go. Draped this extremely disturbing when you wear and he would long ago have thrown it away!

hendryk