Late to the party on this but great work,fascinating to see it coming together

Tough times Christos!! Win through mate!!

This is going to be fantastic for sure! the timing of finding this thread is perfect for me as I'm planning to start a similar scratch project and your SBS's of this project will be more than a little helpful.

I will be following with GREAT INTEREST!! Note book in hand

Colin

Great work!
One placet

This one will be a stunner. What a challenge!!!!
Gonna follow this closely.

marc

Christos many congratulation for your project, me too has the same idea to realize in future...but i havent your ability to sculpt figures ,and for this reason, from many years i am collecting acw figures in action!!!!
Your base is very fine and i like so much your wall...!!!
Your figures are progressing very well...there is the possibility that you ll copy your figures for sell same?? If you ll do , please remember to contact me, i am truly very interes to buy them if is possible!!!

By the way, i ll follow your diorama progress in this forum!!!

Bye bye from Italy.

Mario.

Wow great work Christos looking foward to seeing more from you

I feel a big chill when I see dioramas like this with so many figures. It´s going to be really spectacular.
I follow closely.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Congratulations on your progress! We will all be watching this one develop. Best of luck as you continue with the sculpting phase.

It is always a pleasure to watch a true master at work

thanks a lot for the comments guys, much appreciated, more trousers

inspiring Christos! just inspiring.

Nice work so far .

I think i know what your inspiration is !

Cheers

Hendryk

Fantastic work so far! Very well animated poses.
Question- Is the equipment, weapons (muskets in particular) cartridge pouches, packs etc from Shanandoah as well?

Keep posting progress

Colin

Really liking the poses you are creating, like others have said, very well animated.
But where are the bare heads and the boots coming from?, you have metal and resin heads they would suit what I need.

Same question... almost... where did u get the precast torso and pelvis pieces as well as the boots and hands?
This is really coming together Christos

Thanks again for the feebacks,
Mario no plan to copy any figure of this diorama my friend, as the great Horan says these figures are major conversions and not scratches and a conversion can't be a commercial miniature
Colin a lot of fellow modelers here in Greece helped me by giving me a lot of equipment, books and critique. A lot of things are from Shenandoah (weapons, heads, swords, pistols, canteens etc) but also I can see some staff from different companies which I don't know their names, the torsos and pelvis are mine creation who a friend make a lot of copies from white metal, the shoes are from a pair that I found in my scrapbox (I think it's a Latorre creation from his shoes set) who also a friend make a lot of copies in resin, this particular friend also copy wooden canteens
Regards.
Some more progress

Very nice and interesting sbs. I follow with great interest.

Cheers

Ahh... Good to have friends in high places... or at least ones that are skilled at casting
I will be following closely

Cheers

Colin